Frank W Ockenfels 3 (part 1)


This is part 1 of my diptych of Frank that I shot in Santa Fe during the workshop. I’m posting two images at the same time so make sure to click on the image to see part two. Unlike most of my portraits, these two images show someone hamming it up. Frank has many faces, and these are just two of them. :-)
Once you click on the image to see part 2, make sure to use you back and forward buttons for animated fun.


subject: Frank W. Ockenfels 3
camera/lens: Canon 5D. 85mm 1.8 @3.5
lighting: Medium softbox on right with a flag blocking the light from hitting the side of his head. Large beauty dish with diffusion on the left at the background aimed back towards the camera. The backlight was allowed to spill onto the background too.

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5 Responses to Frank W Ockenfels 3 (part 1)

  1. ian says:

    Sounds like a real character! The more you show and describe from this workshop the more I want to seek the next one out!

  2. Suby & Sinem says:

    Faultless work as usual brooks :D

  3. Brian says:

    Yeah, but can he eat peanuts with it?

  4. steve says:

    This man’s work is pure genious.
    I’ve read that he refuses any form of digital retouching.
    is that a fact? if that’s true, i’m speachless!

  5. Brooks says:

    Steve, for the most part he does not retouch his images, but there are obvious exceptions like ads and movie posters. He has been very adamant with me about over retouching, which I try not to do anyway. He always tells me to leave the images be. :-)

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