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So what I'm going to demonstrate here is
an indoor natural light silhouette with a bit
of a shoot-through.
Okay, so what I've got is a big
obvious highlight in the room.
The sheer curtains are great because it obscures
all the distractions outside.
So now I've just got this big natural
highlight in the room.
And so what I'm gonna do is, I
mean, one of the obvious things I can
do is I can silhouette my subjects in
front of it.
But that's a little bit bland and boring
in this room.
So I thought, is there something that I
can maybe shoot through to frame them within
and bring in some interest to the silhouette?
So I've actually found some plants and arranged
them a little bit and I'm gonna shoot
through them.
So we're gonna bring Saatchi and Florin into
position right in front of the window for
me, just penguin pose facing each other.
You go right there.
Okay, and the penguin pose like that.
Okay, and then I'm gonna go get set
up in position and we'll finesse the pose
once I'm there.
All right, so if I come back here.
All right, I've got my couple silhouetted in
front of the bright spot and I found
a use for these god-awful centerpieces.
I've positioned them here so now I can
make a much more interesting silhouette.
Okay, so I'm gonna shoot through them and
I'm basically just gonna expose for the highlights.
My couple's gonna fall into a silhouetted form
and I'm gonna try to include these foreground
ferns for interest.
And it's gonna take a little bit of
moving around to find a nice spot to
include them.
And this 85 millimeter focal length seems to
work for this distance here, to fill the
frame with the silhouette.
And it's tricky as is.
All right, so give me side profiles face
to face.
Okay, and what I'm realizing is if I'm
at wide apertures, it's just a blurry blobby
mess.
But if I crank my aperture up to
f16, now everything's kind of in focus and
it's much more interesting.
So I'm just trying to frame them between
the leaves.
Okay, almost touching noses guys.
Yeah, just a little more separation.
Perfect.
Okay, hold there.
Okay, that's good.
Stay there guys.
Okay, perfect.
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