Robert Clarkさんのインスタグラム写真 - (Robert ClarkInstagram)「I often get asked how I light my pictures for @NatGeo, while I have not a formula that I use for each of the 50 assignments that I have completed, I do have a certain approach that seems to work. For example, Clonycavan Man was shot in the Irish National Museum, we had a limited amount of time and I could not pull him out of the case he was displayed in. So I borrowed a ladder and placed the camera on the top of the case and put the camera on autofocus and shot directly to the laptop. I think I made abut 60 lighting changes before I got to the final image. As far as the Clonycavan Man, with his hair piled high above the leathery skin, he is one of the hundreds of bodies from the bogs of northern Europe. The finds date from 400 BCE (Before Common Era) to 400 CE (Common Era) in the Iron Age. The hair is red because the body and hair absorb the tannin from the soil, much like leather is tanned in a commercial process, just over hundreds of years. A the time of the burial the regions Celtic and Germanic population thought of the bogs as entrances to the world of the supernatural. Thank you @AlexDisuvero for the assistant on this project, many moons ago. #Profoto」11月4日 23時35分