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Barber Photoshoot Ideas!



Barber Photoshoot Ideas! 

All Photographers are going through a tough time now with this pandemic! As we rely on interacting with clients and that has been put on hold! but one of the things we can spend our time doing is researching different ideas for future projects! 



I have recently completed a project for a barber shop in Maroubra Sydney Australia! The client came to me through my Facebook page and ask me could I complete a shoot that had a lot of requirements due to entering a competition! 



Requirements:



- Visual Shadows 

- Depth of Field 
- Black and White 
- Colour photos to keep



I have recently moved to Australia from Ireland and this was my first barber shop shoot and with these requirements I though I would have to use a lot of lighting equipment! I only have 2 flash guns with me that I purchased on amazon when I first started photography but I was determined to replicate the images the barber shop owner had in mind. Keep in mind these photos were not shot with flashy cameras or lighting these photos where captured on 2DSLR cameras with standard lens and the photos where editing in Lightroom! 




Please leave me some feed back on these project! 
 


What do you think ?? Let me know by comments or contacting me directly!
email: Tmcparland160@email.com

You can see all my other work on my social media:
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Thanks for Reading

Tony
Tp Photography!
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Location: New South Wales, Australia

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