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Try to remember...the kind of September when you looked luscious in leather...
The second outfit from Sunday evening consists of a sparkly sweater from Target's Mossimo line, bought in September 2012, faux leather pants from Dana Buchman at Kohl's, purchased in April 2013, Moda Spana pewter spike heel pumps, found in a thrift shop in November 2012. Other accessories are a shiny bow, black belt, and lots of silver jewelry.
this is lauren. we've been best friends for 18 years. her photos came out so beautifully. look at her!
My wife holding the clear plastic balls I got. I need to get more there is a lot you can do with them and I think I can make some very creative shots with them.
Strobist: One SB800 positioned under the hands fired with TTL cord.
Catedral de Lugo, Galicia / Spain
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This is a compilation of pictures from a long uphill walk through the Albayzín, which is the ancient Moorish quarter of the city and transports the visitor to a unique world: the site of the ancient city of Elvira, so-called before the Zirid Moors renamed it Granada. It housed the artists who went up to build the palaces of Alhambra on the hill facing it. Of particular note is the Mirador de San Nicolás where a stunning view of The Alhambra can be admired.
Its miniature version was posted earlier and can be seen here.
Source: Wikipedia
Do you consider yourself more like a Jedi or more like a Sith? I find resisting the dark side harder some days than others...
Lightsaber and lightning were NOT photoshopped in. They were lightpainted in with a flashlight and colored LEDs and taken in the same photo as the subject (me). I did composite the two photos together though since I am playing the part of both Jedi and Sith.
Left shot
Yongnuo 560 gridded camera right as key (RF-603 triggered)
SB-700 with snoot camera left behind subject as hairlight
I used 2 x green LED's and 1 x white LED (between the greens) taped down to the end of a broom stick to lightpaint the lightsaber. The flare at the bottom is me struggling to turn the LED's off but I thought it looked cool :) The hardest part was dropping the broom and positioning my hands in the correct spot where the lightsaber ends when I set the flash off.
Right shot
Yongnuo 560 gridded camera left as key (RF-603 triggered)
I used two LED flashlights to lightpaint the lightning. I flared the flashlights into the lens a bit near the hands for effect. Once again, it was a bit of a pain to drop the flashlights and line my hands up to where the lightning ends when the flash goes off.
we lingered, enjoying the last of our time with friends. the evening was beautiful and i was able to convince my reluctant walker to take a walk with me. the sunset was amazing. (and in other news we started the third in this series. love them!)