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Trying out my flash to see how it works with my camera. This was outdoors, with the camera's exposure compensation set to -3.0 EV and the flash's exposure comp set to 0.
In the middle of a Late Night Shooter meet-up, a simple harsh flash on the hot-shoe.
Austin model Kate Muze.
This guy was the most photogenic of the bunch. His shirt exposed well, his hair always did dramatic things, and his arms and legs were everywhere. Here's my favorite of the night. Minor editing: denoise, levels, saturation, crop.
The assignment was to create a photo with a still life of five similar objects.
Equipment:
Nikon D60
1 flash
2 reflectors
1 GOBO
Flash spectrum of the low chromosphere showing MgI, NaI and other photospheric lines in emission. The photospheric spectrum is shown below.
My SB-28 was lonely, so I got this litle 'guy'. here: YONGNUO YN460
Strobist info: SB-28 @ 1/16 in a small softbox camera right. White reflector camera left.
[Flash Work] Hold
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Gisele se balançando... Infelizmente desta vez o fundo foi atrapalhado pelo pessoal que passava.
Strobist: Novamente a mesma subexposição e o flash bem forte com uma softbox.
Le varie fasi del cablaggio del pannello dei flash. Montaggio e collegamento delle resistenze che permettono di lavorare a 12V.
Fog and wind conspired against a beach sunset, but instead we got wind and drama! Lighting info: 43" shoot through umbrella to camera left, held by a parent so it didn't collapse! Ambient light levels we low enough that I didn't need my Metz, so I used an Nikon SB-28, triggered by Cybersyncs. No fill necessary, since the light was so flat.
You can read and see more from this shoot on my blog post here.
New galvanized-metal flashing components were installed around the base of this chimney in Manhattan Beach, CA.
I was having fun taking photographs on my commute home last night - - we'll all have to wait for the results since I was shooting film.
While taking pictures of people on a subway car a woman who I wasn't taking pictures of erupted into a extreme fit of rage.
The woman, twice my size screamed at the top of her lungs, "Don't you go taking pictures over here! Don't point that camera at me! You ain't allowed to take pictures of people!
I replied softly, "Can you relax?"
"Don't tell me the relax!", she yelled back.
Again, almost at a whisper, "You're yelling at me."
"Shut the fuck up! Shut the fuck up!"
"I don't know why you're yelling?"
"Shut the fuck up! Shut the fuck up!"
At this point I just stared directly at her as calmly as I could. Her friend looked at her oddly and people stopped looking at her too. No one else said a word to me and as far as i could tell, no one was looking at me either.
At the next station stop the woman dragged her friend off the train and went into the next car.
The idea of giving her one of my nifty new Flickr cards crossed my mind.
The Flash -- "The Race of His Life" -- Image: FLA223a_0072b.jpg -- Pictured (L-R): Violett Beane as Jesse Quick and Danielle Panabaker as Caitlin Snow -- Photo: Katie Yu/The CW -- é 2016 The CW Network, LLC. All rights reserved.
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One of my absolute favourites!
Flash of Gold from Desert Jewel. www.djwwgypsyhorses.com
This is their photograph.
Visit one of Flash's beautiful palomino daughters (born in 2005), Aneira (aka Annie): www.rsranch.com/UpComingStars.htm