Here’s a selection of portraits from a couple of recent sessions spent with the presenters of FlyFM, a university radio station. These were all done with a 2 light setup and a reflector, with a ubiqiutous marigold emulsioned wall nuked with flash to serve as an impromptu white/light grey seamless backdrop.
I guess that’s one advantage of such a boring, universally disliked wall colour being so common. This does however beg the question, if it is so widely disliked, why is it so common in the first place?
(click on the image, which links to my flickr page, to see a bigger version.)
