Thanks, I love sharing:P

We shot at night, right in front of my garage in the driveway. I simply opened the garage door and controlled light spill to make the background go black.

Two Einstein Strobes were used to freeze everything. One behind model. It was high up on a stand, had barn doors, and a simple metal reflector to give that nice hard rim light.

The key light was up front and to the side. I think it was in a large 64" umbrella - low to the ground. I used the largest light source I had to ensure the rain would be frozen.

I think I may have had a speed light or two off to the sides, zoomed in and pointed to the shadow areas to ensure details were all caught.

My wife controlled the smoke machine behind and the garden hose behind the model simultaneously.

It was a super fun shoot. I'm really glad I have cool neighbors. He was grinning ear to ear when he saw us and his wife just laughed about it. He rolled his Harley out to the cul du sac and let me put the girl on his bike for another set of shots.