Day 29 of 366 - Watch R.I.P. I wore this thing forever! Banged it around for years, I first bought it the day after I got promoted to Manager way back in the day, you can see when it died, if you learned how to read one of these kind of watches, crazy how many people can’t One of the best $20 bills I ever spent. In terms of lighting, I threw together in less than a minute: Tripod, elevated table w/fake tile, 430ex with a grid spot attached on a stand behind the watch left side angled down, 2 white bounce panels leaning against camera (you can see one in the left watch band) I was in a hurry, I dont know why, but pretty good for a quick setup. Equipment:Canon 7Dw/Sigma 18-50mm f2.8 www.GwagDesigns.comwww.FaceBook.com/GDPhoto This photo is also part of my colaboration Photo, Video, Audio, Drawing project, check us out: www.TheMediaTrio.comwww.FaceBook.com/TheMediaTrio
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Day 29 of 366 - Watch R.I.P.

I wore this thing forever! Banged it around for years, I first bought it the day after I got promoted to Manager way back in the day, you can see when it died, if you learned how to read one of these kind of watches, crazy how many people can’t

One of the best $20 bills I ever spent.

In terms of lighting, I threw together in less than a minute: Tripod, elevated table w/fake tile, 430ex with a grid spot attached on a stand behind the watch left side angled down, 2 white bounce panels leaning against camera (you can see one in the left watch band) I was in a hurry, I dont know why, but pretty good for a quick setup.

Equipment:
Canon 7Dw/Sigma 18-50mm f2.8

www.GwagDesigns.com
www.FaceBook.com/GDPhoto

This photo is also part of my colaboration Photo, Video, Audio, Drawing project, check us out:

www.TheMediaTrio.com
www.FaceBook.com/TheMediaTrio