Night Portraits With Continuous Light

Let’s get started. So, we are gonna do some night portraits here. We are in front of the St. Louis library. It’s a beautiful building. We are here in front of it, we have the NanLite PavoTube II 30X that we are using. We’re gonna use two of them. These are incredible light sources, really easy to work with and move. Now, you might be thinking, why do I wanna do night portraits? You know, and use continuous light, because quite frankly, what you see is what you get. And that’s gonna make these portraits super easy to get through. It’s the light we’re using to illuminate me and Lauren right now, and I want the ambient in that background. So, I really do want the yellow light from the library, and that’s one of the reasons I’m using continuous light. I don’t want to fire strobe and lose light and have light leak everywhere. So, I want to really control. We’re in downtown St. Louis, everybody. So, there’s going on. We’re also gonna use a red Pavo tube for edge light and might use it on and off, just depending on what it’s looking like.

So, for these lights, they are a company name is Nanlite, but we have changed the name. We call them nannies. So, from here to four, they’ll be known as nannies. You’re welcome, Nanlite. All right, let’s get to it.