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First attempt ever at some flash work... (thanks Si for the quick tutorial),.. quite happy with the ambient light in this but the flashed subect isn't quite there yet, a little too blown and unbalanced in places, and I think I need way more practice at working out where to angle the flash from.
Usual black and white process.
Flash a 1/2 de potencia cubierto con un softbox ligeramente por la derecha de la foto, para compensar parte de la luz del sol que viene de la izquierda.
Saturday Self-Challenge: "Fill Flash"
It has been a very busy week for me, so I could not practice this technique as well as I wanted to. But I had a small bit of time to try it on my garden statue. This is what snapping the photo with 1/32 flash looks like. I snapped the image in the comment using the same manual settings as this one but no flash.
~Explored 7/29/18~
I wore a little petticoat under the grey pleated school skirt.
A quick flash shows it to be a white net petticoat.
Happy Mother’s Day guys. So yea I wanted to try smth different with the background and I had an idea for another flash post so yea.
L-R: mirror master, pied piper( wanted to try out smth new with the gillie suit), captain cold, a decked out heatwave, reverse flash, gorilla Grodd
Top: Abra ka dabra, golden glider( inspired by brick the legend’s), weather wizard
"Lady's and Gentlemen Prepare to be Amazed!"
Just a little quote from the Trickster in his first appearance on The Flash. When I decided to make Captain Cold and Heatwave, I knew eventually I would be making the rest of the Rouge's when they showed up on the show. Since there were pictures of Trickster from when they shot the episode and I liked how he looked I decided to make him. He is completely hand painted and his overcoat is made of Cardstock his Spiked "shoulder pads" are hand sculpted. Next up will probably Captain Cold and Heatwave, each in their own picture so stay tuned because I will have more stuff coming soon.
Fotografía: Ana Díaz (Ana Photos)
Modelo: Iván Díaz
Iluminación: Sergio J. Gómez (Gorri Photography)
Strobist:
Flash esclavo con ventana a un lado y flash pentax AF-540 1/2 con wireless al otro lado y reflector rellenando el resto de la imagen.
Gracias a los dos por tener tanta paciencia!
Very active multicell thunderstorm photographed from a bird watching tower in the Ebro Delta natural reserve, eastern Spain.
Some friends and railroaders gathered in the pouring rain for a little private photo charter on Rhode Island's own little railroad, the Seaview Transportation Company. The road's primary locomotive is seen pulled up beside Amtrak's Northeast Corridor as Boston to Norfolk regional train 87 sails by at the century mark in a flashing blur of stainless steel.
SVTX GP10 1855 was built as a GP9 in Aug. 1956 for the Baltimore and Ohio as their #6467. Later rebuilt by ICG's Paducah Shop she bounced around on different shortlines until coming to Rhode Island in 2006 where she was given this snappy paint job.
And if you're wondering, the CDOT owned Shoreline East Mafersa built cab car had been dropped off in the wee hours of the morning and is the first of the fleet that will be cycling up here for contract work (installation of new toilets) at the Seaview's shop.
To learn more about this railroad check out the longer caption with this shot: flic.kr/p/2nNXfxP
North Kingstown, Rhode Island
Saturday October 27, 2023
click back to a simpler time...
Next to the other Buick in Kensington Market, and parked in front of the appropriately named Flash Back, is a wonderful Buick Eight.
70 exposure handheld bokehrama... overkill on this one, again. I think I've been spoiled by my fisheye and forgot how to shoot a telephoto :)
I was SO excited to see this guy!
A Northern Bobwhite!
This is a lifer for me!! 8-)
No sooner did I pull into the parking lot down near the lighthouse in Cape May, when this woman came trotting up to me and asked me if I was there to photograph the Bobwhite?
I told her I had just arrived on the scene. She said it was lurking in the bushes off the side of the parking lot.
You could definitely hear it's distinct call. I was quickly able to locate it, and was thrilled when it came dashing out of the bushes and started running back and forth right in front of me!
Wow! They sure are fast movers!!
There was actually a pair.
The other one was sitting on a tree branch in the woods near one of the picnic pavilions. The lighting was not as good on that one!
Using flash on the streets using the FlashQ Q20II from LightPix Labs
check out the full blog post about it on Patreon:
patreon.com/posts/75138976
Sylvania Press 25 flash bulb before flash, during flash and slightly after. The middle photo is slightly delayed after the flash and the last one shows some of the filament still burning inside.
Photographed with a Mamiya C3 TLR camera using a Mamiya-Sekor 1:2.8 80mm lens. The film is CatLABS X FILM 80 developed in Beerenol (Rainier Beer).
You know you wanna get one of these done by me! $13 + mandatory lucky $ tip!
Icon Tattoo
813 N Russell St
Portland, OR
Just having fun on a sunny afternoon. No flash required, just plenty of sun.
This was playing in my head the entire time i did this shoot. www.youtube.com/watch?v=4C-YSq5flow
Gracias Cande Glz por ser mi fuente de inspiración!