Week8 43

Week8 43, a photo by DarrenNunis on Flickr.

Week8 43 21-28 October

The totally adorable and somewhat grumpy Jack came visiting and we couldn't resist a quick photoshoot.

So meet Jack on his belly looking slightly stunned and annoyed but still cute as ever. Surrounding him were his very calm Mum and 2 Aunties, one of which was particularly anxious that Jack would start to learn to crawl and fall off the table. Jack on the other hand was just wondering what the fuss was about. More next week.

Strobist info: 2 x Elinchrom on about 4. The fill was shot through a 175cm Rotalux Octa about 5 feet away and almost inform of the camera right. The other was to background on a C-stand through a 65x65 soft box.

Week8 42

Week8 42, a photo by DarrenNunis on Flickr.

Week8 42 14-21 October

Out on the weekend with the gorgeous Taryn-Ann Swyny (SkyeLineManagement) on her first trip to Hosier Lane.

It was a very chilly evening and she really wasn't prepared for the cold, but she braved on and pushed through. More next week.

Strobist info: One LED Light Cube bare on 1/50 at full power at about 10 feet camera left held by the best light stand in the world - Ian Richards.

Week8 41

Week8 41 7-14 October

Playing catch up with my postings It seems forever and an age that I've last posted, but I'm a little over 2 weeks behind.

Here's one of the outtakes from a few weeks ago. Just trying to mimic a lab scene in the studio. More next week.

Strobist info: 1 x Elinchrom BRX 500 on about 5 through a 175cm Octa about 6 feet away camera right.

Week8 40

Week8 40, a photo by DarrenNunis on Flickr.

Week8 40 30 Sep - 7 October

Finally posting on time! About to head out for a shoot, but I thought I'd get this post out.

Here's one from Singapore... shot during a really hot day in Chinatown. Then again, they're all hot days in Singapore. More next week.

Week8 39

Week8 39, a photo by DarrenNunis on Flickr.

Week8 39 23-30 September

If you're ever at Terminal 3 at Changi Airport Singapore, stop by at the Butterfly enclosure, and don't forget your camera.

There's a great 10m by 10m, 2 story space that is filled with hundreds of all kinds of butterflies at various stages of their lifecycle... it truely is wondrous.

This shot was taken while one of the more majestic looking ones just came to rest not even a foot away. More next week.