I RUN THIS CT

I RUN THIS CT
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I RUN THIS CT is the campaign behind the the new prince of Mother City and R&B, Stan1. Born Stanwin Abrahams in the back streets of Cape Town, Stan1 is living proof that every little boys dreams can become a living reality if you do one thing everyday towards that dream. So without further a due, let me introduce you to a most cunning man and adversary. Put your ones up for Stan1 baby!

You are welcome to join us at Vertigo on the 26 June 2010 after the soccer for sneak peak into the first stage of the TakeOver:

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=6199093&id=627426608&prev=1&oid=130450060318272#!/event.php?eid=130450060318272

13h42 Friday
18, June
2010
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  1. George Gladwin Matsheke

    heres why i dont like shooting on location - 70% of the shoot depends on the weather [unless if you conceptualize for both if its hot and cold weather] - their faces look summery [coz you are using the reflector] but the background says something different ... and its never a good idea to have the models wear white unless the background is very dark ...
    *as you were

    Edit: I dont mean this in a bad way, just thought that i would/should share this -

  2. NguJaz

    who's Stan1 and how do he run the CT?

    on the whole agreed with George Gladwin Matsheke ; they're a tad flushed out cos of that white.

    I like the concept though

  3. Native Soul

    direct flash is killing this image, try side lighting the next time,
    and when the sky is that grey, work a more tight portrait style.

    i like the idea, but the harshness of the flash *

    best of luck
    much respect

  4. SivuNobo

    I appreciate the feedback, the flash does tend to be a bit harsh. Just had a fixed and it came back even harder. All in all the feedback is great.

  5. Diaan

    I've recently been playing around with bouncing the flash off a white reflector. It gives great results. It also softens the glare in things like shades/glasses.

    You'll need a flash with a rotating head so you can turn it to the side.

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