Joe McNally, internationally acclaimed and award-winning photographer, has a career that spans the world, has contributed to National Geographic for more than 25 years, has been awarded four World Press Photos for his work.
He joined us this year at Adorama Inspire, demonstrating how to use the light to highlight the uniqueness of the face. In one hour, McNally created two different lighting paths, all with the mission to deliver two completely different looks to his client.
Check out the gear used:
Nikon Z6 ()
Nikon NIKKOR Z 35mm f/1.8 S Lens for Z Series ()
Nikon SB-5000 Speedlight ()
Nikon WR-R10 Wireless Remote Transceiver ()
Joe McNally Ezybox Speed-Lite 2 Plus Softbox by Lastolite ()
Joe McNally Fabric Grid for Ezybox Speed-Lite 2 Plus Softbox by Lastolite ()
Lastolite 8-in-1 Tri Flip Reflector Kit ()
Lastolite Joe McNally 24″ White Ezybox Hotshoe Softbox ()
Joe McNally Ezybox Hotshoe Grid for 24” Softbox ()
Avenger C-Stand Kit 30 with detachable base ()
Gitzo Systematic Tripod, Series 5, 6 Sections ()
Gitzo Series 3 Quick Release Aluminum Center Ball Head ()
Manfrotto Pro Light Reloader Switch-55 Carry-On ()
Lowepro FreeLine BP 350 AW Backpack ()
Pro Light camera messenger Bumblebee M-30 for DSLR ()
Lowepro GearUp Case for Digital Devices and Cables, Large ()
Learn more about McNally, what it takes to hold a successful photography career that spans decades, the “democracy of digital,” and one of his most notable works: capturing the Faces of Ground Zero, following the tragedy of September 11th, in his episode of the Adorama: The Podcast, live from Inspire:
