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Archive for the ‘Anatomies’ Category
Monday, April 11th, 2011
 This unusual shot idea popped into my head recently, and I thought it would make an interesting portfolio piece. It’s a conceptual shot and I can imagine such an image being used for things like:
- A bike company selling the idea of a frame that’s so light you won’t feel its weight
- A company specialising in sports health food and drink who wish to emphasize that it’s the athlete who succeeds, not the equipment.
Technically it wasn’t easy to produce so it’s a perfect subject for one of my anatomies.
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Posted in Anatomies, Gear, Lighting | 9 Comments »
Tuesday, September 21st, 2010
 This image of a gymnast, like that of the tennis player, is a composition. The technical issues, however, were totally different. A great subject for another anatomy….
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Tags: action photographer, action photography, active lifestyle photographer, active lifestyle photography, Alpes, Alps, behind the scenes, commercial photographer france, commercial photography france, cycling, gymnast, lifestyle, lifestyle photographer, lifestyle photographer france, lifestyle photography, lifestyle photography france, Photographe de lifestyle, Photographe de lifestyle en France, Photographe de sport et d’aventures d’aventures sportives, Photographe de style de vie en France, photographe d’action, Photographe d’aventures sportives, Photographe d’un style de vie actif, Photographe publicitaire en France, Photographie, Photographie consacrée au lifestyle, Photographie de sport et d’aventures, Photographie de style de vie, Photographie de style de vie actif, Photographie professionnelle en France, sport, Yann Cucherat
Posted in Anatomies, Lighting, Photo Technique, Photos | 5 Comments »
Monday, August 2nd, 2010
 I’ve just completed a shoot that I’ve been planning for a while and I thought it would make a good choice for another anatomy.
Previously I’ve described shoots in which I was working towards a very specific end result – this is the most common scenario for a commercial photographer. In this case however the shoot was less restrictive – I was aiming to get 2 or 3 strong images for my portfolio and to gain more personal experience with underwater sports photography.
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Tags: behind the scenes, dynamic, Ewa-marine, photography, photos, swimming, underwater
Posted in Anatomies, Photos | 6 Comments »
Tuesday, May 25th, 2010
 I recently had great fun photographing a local skate boarder who was up for a bit of a challenge – to skate in the middle of Valence town center wearing a suit! Here’s a quick run down of the whole creative process.
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Tags: action photographer, action photography, active lifestyle photographer, active lifestyle photography, Alpes, Alps, behind the scenes, commercial photographer france, commercial photography france, cycling, lifestyle, lifestyle photographer, lifestyle photographer france, lifestyle photography, lifestyle photography france, Photographe de lifestyle, Photographe de lifestyle en France, Photographe de sport et d’aventures d’aventures sportives, Photographe de style de vie en France, photographe d’action, Photographe d’aventures sportives, Photographe d’un style de vie actif, Photographe publicitaire en France, Photographie, Photographie consacrée au lifestyle, Photographie de sport et d’aventures, Photographie de style de vie, Photographie de style de vie actif, Photographie professionnelle en France, sport
Posted in Anatomies, Photo Technique, Photos | 3 Comments »
Friday, April 9th, 2010
 Had a great shoot this week so I thought I’d share some images and insights.
I organised the shoot with a fairly local professional model; there were no hard and fast plans, we simply headed for the Alps with the intention of getting some mountain lifestyle shots.
Although there were no specific requirements I never undertake a shoot without having quite a few planned shots, so I’d spent the previous week sketching image ideas as they came to me. For an easy-going shoot like this I’m not obsessional about actually getting all the shots that I’ve noted, but they do give me a starting point once on location, and from there I allow the shoot to evolve.
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Tags: action photographer, action photography, active lifestyle photographer, active lifestyle photography, Alpes, Alps, behind the scenes, commercial photographer france, commercial photography france, cycling, lifestyle, lifestyle photographer, lifestyle photographer france, lifestyle photography, lifestyle photography france, Montagne, Mountain, photographe d'action, Photographe de lifestyle, Photographe de lifestyle en France, Photographe de sport et d’aventures d’aventures sportives, Photographe de style de vie en France, Photographe d’aventures sportives, Photographe d’un style de vie actif, Photographe publicitaire en France, Photographie, Photographie consacrée au lifestyle, Photographie de sport et d’aventures, Photographie de style de vie, Photographie de style de vie actif, Photographie professionnelle en France, sport
Posted in Anatomies, Photos | 2 Comments »
Monday, November 30th, 2009
I thought it might be interesting for some of you if I explain how this image of a tennis player diving for the ball was created, starting with the concept and working through to the the post-production.
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Tags: action photographer, action photography, active lifestyle photographer, active lifestyle photography, behind the scenes, commercial photographer france, commercial photography france, lifestyle photographer, lifestyle photographer france, lifestyle photography, lifestyle photography france, photographe d'action, pocketwizard, post-processing, Profoto, sport, tennis
Posted in Anatomies, Gear, Lighting, Photo Technique, Photos, Studio, Workshops | 17 Comments »
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This unusual shot idea popped into my head recently, and I thought it would make an interesting portfolio piece. It’s a conceptual shot and I can imagine such an image being used for things like:
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