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One of my classes I am working on a magazine project and I have chose to photograph a family and their farming legacy. It will consist of images of chickens in chicken houses, tobacco, and portraits of the family. This past week I photographed the chickens. I never knew that these birds were so curious. Walking into the chicken house with my tripod, light stand, and props the chickens understandable fled. But after I set things up I never would have thought about how curious they would be. Slowly the group or flock of birds would gather around investigating my stand. The I noticed on some frames that my fill/background light didn’t fire but this was due to a chicken trying to figure out what my flash was. All in all a fun and humorous experience.
Image 1:
Shutter: 1/250
Aperture: 5.6
ISO: 400
Light: SB800
Image 2:
Shutter: 1/250
Aperture: 5.6
ISO: 400
Light modifier: SB600 and a Parabolic soft box
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