This last week was kind of full, on the photographic side. I had to do some portraits of actors, for them to build up a file, in order to get some funds. The session was quite difficult, given that the only  light I could use was a crappy flashgun, which can only be bounced up... And to add with it, I had to do all the portraits without a proper baground (Ie. no plain colour background). 

The thing that I really enjoyed when taking these picure was the fact that the people are actors. So they have some kind of bursting energy, and give some expressions that I didn't expect.

For example, I had discussed with the guy on the right of the picture (with the blue sweat), and I really didn't know how it would turn out. In the end, I think he was the only completly unstressed, with the more natural looking expression.

The location of the portraits was the ICP (Catholic institute of Paris), so I managed to find a quite confined place, in order to have enough light from the bounced flash. The results are really under my standards, but I'll show some here, to show what can be done with very little equipement.