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The mountains that surge up behind the Lake are often hidden by cloud and are actually at some distance from the Lake, but when they make an appearance it is awe-inspiring.
If this were any blurrier it would be fit for a bigfoot sighting.
Or the dreaded mexican staring frog.
Sitting in the passenger seat you dont always have to have the driver slow down or stop for "the shot".
Laura: Brittney's room is full of amazing, unique decorations like mini globes, sparkly black chandeliers, and antique Asian boxes. I spotted this paper hanging across her closet and thought it made a great backdrop!
BTW meet Brittney, one of the original photo shoot gals! She has fabulous brows and cheekbones and can pull off the classic pinup look like nobody's business. Welcome to Average Fantastic!
Jessica: It IS a great backdrop! Really sets off Brittney's lipstick.
Another perspective of the Ticonderoga steam boat.
In 1954 the Shelburne Museum started the process of moving the 220 foot boat to its current location. What a site that must have been to see this behemoth towed down railroad tracks and through the rolling hills of the Champlain Valley.
Playing with my backdrop stuff. The fill light wasn't firing for some reason, so the background isn't blown out in these, which is kinda cool, and the shadows are all harsh.. which is I like as well.
strobist info:
work light (500w) at right with cloth as diffusor and the oncamera flash to trigger daf 480 utlra at 1/8 power that is snooted pointed at the subject from left top.
150w worklight in back to lighten the back.
And a cloth as backdrop.. budget home studio... all light totals to under 150$