As promised, here are just some of the other pics from the family shoot 
Ladies first!
Ladies & Gentleman
Asian James Bond?
Mr and Mrs Cheah
Cheah and Ford
Altogether now!
The next 3 would be the funniest sequence I have ever photographed! We were playing an impromptu posing game for each shot I took – none of the poses were planned! This is what they came up with hahaha!
The 2 brothers thinking exactly the same, much to the dissapointment of their dad! LOL!
Since everyone was so impressed with the umbrella light setup, here are some behind the scene shots:) This is the wall we used as the background with just ambient light coming in through the blinds.
Lighting setup: 580EX II and 430EX triggered via Pocket Wizards, shot through umbrella, Sekonic L-508 Lightmeter
I used the Pocket Wizard to trigger the 580EX II and had it set to Master with the 430EX set to slave. This way I only needed a pair of PW’s to trigger the 2 flashes simultaneously although using this method, the sync speed is cut to 1/125 instead of the max 1/200.
Hope you guys enjoyed the pics and the mini behind the scene segment! If you’ve got any questions about off camera lighting, feel free to contact me!
Hannah Says:
August 6th, 2009 at 7:16 pmVisit Hannah
Lovely shoot. Thanks for the behind-the-scenes segment. I find it SO helpful when established photographers are willing to share their tips of the trade. Thanks!
Justin Oh Says:
August 12th, 2009 at 6:33 pmVisit Justin Oh
Hi Hannah, I’m always happy to help and I love doing these behind the scene segments. I for one love looking at how other photographers work too so I thought why not do one myself
Feel free to email me if you’d like to know more!
andy Says:
September 2nd, 2009 at 12:45 amVisit andy
Hi
just wondering
what is your setup there you have there?
and also does it matter in brands and sizes if doing something like you
Justin Oh Says:
September 13th, 2009 at 3:18 pmVisit Justin Oh
Hi Andy, I used a 580EX II and a 430EX. The stand and umbrella setup shouldn’t matter as long as it’s sturdy enough to hold up your equipment. Brand doesn’t really matter here but the umbrella size could make a difference depending on your subject
Bradt Photography Says:
January 30th, 2010 at 4:07 amVisit Bradt Photography
Beautiful work