High School Banners

I make these 24 x 36 inch banners for a local school. I did 50 of them today (not done editing them however). Here's a couple of the ones I've finished. Basically, anybody who made varsity, (cheer, drill team, band) could have one made. I'll do the football team in a couple weeks. I did have a 7th grader for band.

The little 7th grader. His Mamma was one proud lady.

Nice work!!

These are great and the kids and parents will cherish these forever.

Thanks, I sure hope so and have a ton more to do yet. Here's a couple more. I'm not sure why the metadata isn't posting but they were shot with a 5DS and 24 - 70 mm 2.8 L at f4 and 1/200 second if anybody was wondering.

You feel okay about posting their names?

They seem to be OK with it. They put them all over facebook, twitter, instagram and who knows what else.

They look great. I'm sure the kids & parents are very happy with them.

Could you explain your lighting setup?

Thanks
I had 2 kicker lights on each side in the back 24 x 36 inch softboxes and one overhead parabolic 34 inch in the front about 6-8 feet away.
Then I placed one of my light tube covers on the floor for feet placement to try to make sure they don't stand back too far and get light on
their noses. It didn't always work but it was close.

@rjharris Absolutely beautiful work! How do I create banners? I have never done that. I
have affinity photo and capture one pro 20. I would love to learn. Thank you for your time.

These aren't composites so I guess you could do them with about any photo editing software. I set up a template and put them together so all the text will be at the same place and everything looks similar. Here is a composite one I just did as well. For the composites I shoot them on a green screen and then get the digital backgrounds from various places online. I usually set the resolution to 24 x 36 inches at 150 ppi which is more than I need but oh well.

Probably my last volleyball banners for the year. Local team. First school that I've seen go to a 4 day school week (even before covid-19 took over)