Shooting Dark Skin with Colorful Light | Featuring Lindsay Adler Color Portrait Kit

In this fun portrait photography experiment to recreate the vibe of some late 1990’s early 2000’s hip hop videos, photographer and creative director Ricky Shoebio primarily uses the new Lindsay Adler Color Portrait Kit. He wanted to see how much of this look he could recreate using only 4 PavoTube II 15C tube lights and a single Forza 60C full-color LED spotlight. Then, inspired by the Busta Rhymes ‎video for Woo-Hah!! Got You All In Check, which was directed by Hype Williams, Ricky incorporates a Forza 300B II LED Spotlight with a PJ-BM Projection Attachment to cast the shapes of stars on the backdrop. Throughout the video, Ricky shares his favored techniques for shooting dark skin tones.
Lights used in this video:
The Lindsay Adler Color Portrait Kit - nanliteus.com/...
Nanlite Forza 300B II Bi-Color LED Spotlight - nanliteus.com/...
Nanlite PJ-BM Projection Attachment - nanliteus.com/...
Ricky Shoebio’s studio:
bigkyds.com/
Crew:
Model: India ( / indi_dhabi )
Makeup/Hair: Leola Brown ( / leola.b.artistry )
Styling: Jamila Green ( / achickfrombkstyledme )
Video created by: Justin Barnes ( / worldwiderev )
Production Support: Tieem Jordan ( / truelies6 )
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[@NanliteUSA]

This was such a fun shoot with Ricky Shoebio and team! Do you have any tips or preferences when shooting darker skin tones?

[@livecomedyshows5662]

This video is DOPE!

[@NanliteUSA]

Thank you! We couldn't agree more. Ricky and his team killed it!!!!

[@joshidol]

thanks for this video ! great content !

[@NanliteUSA]

Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it!! ☺

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