Dag 28: Peter Vilsøe

Lørdag aften besøgte jeg min ven Peter Vilsøe og sammen med en anden ven - Robert Erichsen - forberedte vi en dejlig middag og drak en masse meget god vin.

Billedet er et "snap shot" taget med min Nikon D300 og et AF 50mm f/1.4 objektiv. Jeg brugte en Lightscoop Standard flash-bouncer og blødgjorde derved det barske flash-lys ved at reflektere det mod loftet. Flash-EV var +1,0, og kamera eksponeringen 1/60 sek ved f/1.8.

Billedet er SOOC - lige ud af kameraet. Med dette håber jeg at dokumenter det bløde lys og naturlige hudfarver, som en flash bouncer som Lightscoop kan sikre.

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