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Ahhh, growing up with your sibling. We bet you have stacks of photo albums documenting your best childhood memories, awkward and staged family photoshoots, silly sibling rivalries, and stupid facial expressions. Well, the good news is that recreating funny photos from times when you were still a kid is a trend now. Childhood photo reenactment makes for a perfect gift for your loved ones, allows you to behave like a child again (if only for a little while), and, of course, it lets you and your sibling have a good giggle. Below is the list of the funniest and most creative then and now photo recreations to get you inspired.
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This is an image I shot a while ago that was part of my first corporate assignment. The company wanted an image that looked kick ass and they thought the perfect location for that would be a big conference room with the view on the city in the background. Due to time restrictions we never managed to find such a location so we had to shoot in the company's warehouse. This company sells mining equipment so the warehouse had lot of tools and machines that really represented what they were about... How did I shoot this ? The warehouse we shot in was quite dark, there wasn't too much light coming through the roof so I didn't see myself boosting my ISO all the way to 1000+ especially with the D7000 that doesn't handle noise that well (for me)... So I thought of doing something I haven't used for a very long time which is HDR. I put my camera on a tripod and I started shooting as my idea was to have a HDR PAnoramic of the warehouse. My main background shot that I put together in photoshop is a HDR image composed of 9 frames that are composed of 5 frames each so in total the background is composed of 45 images. After I shot the background we finally started shooting the individuals, we first put them all together posing next to each other to have an overall idea of the posing as a group, we asked them to put a mark on the floor so they would remember exactly where they were standing... Then using a 3 lights setup ( 2 softboxes as rim lights and my octa as main light) I shot them individually with my camera still on the tripod at the exact same position and angle that I used to shoot the background...I took probably 4 to 5 images of each person just to make sure the I would get the one perfect shot for each individual. Finally I used Photomatix to create all the 9 HDR shots of the background together and I merged the same 9 HDR shots into a Panoramic HDR in photoshop... after that all I had to do is to incorporate each individual within the final cropped HDR background of the warehouse, and the rest was all about playing with colors to get as close as possible as the image I had in my head...it took a while but then I reached a point where I felt like I couldn't do anything extra... My FAcebook | My 500px | My twitter | My Instagram Strobist info: - One YN560 in Softbox camera right and one YN560 in softbox camera left - for key light I used two YN560 in my 80cms wide Octabox
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