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Here’s the equipment used to create this photograph:
Nikon D810
Nikon 105mm Macro lens
3 Nissin Di700A speedlights
Nissan Carbon Fiber Light Stand
Nissan Air 1 transmitter
Rogue XL2 Flashbender
Rogue large Flashbender
Rogue Grid set
Rogue Gel set
Click Props “Factory Floor” backdrop
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Rick Friedman has been a photojournalist, portrait photographer and photo educator for over 4 decades. Based in Boston, he travels the world for numerous publications, corporations, advertising assignments and film and television productions
Rick’s work has appeared in ,Time, National Geographic, Newsweek, New York Times, Washington Post, Boston Globe, Nature, Guardian, Der Spiegel, Stern, and many other publications around the globe. His work has appeared on ABC, CBS, CNN NBC, Discovery Channel and Saturday Night Live. He has produced over 75 book and magazine covers and has worked on 20 films. Rick has covered US presidential campaigns from Jimmy Carter to Joe Biden.
Rick teaches his “Location Lighting Workshops” at photo festivals and workshops across the US, UK, Canada & in UAE.He has appeared on Creative Live, B&H TV and numerous podcasts.
Rick is a Tamron Lens Ambassador and a Savage Universal Ambassador.
You can see my work and reach me at
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