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I was just playing around in the tunnel with my flash. Wish I had two more, but I really didn't have time. About 10 minutes after I took this shot the ranger was running everyone out because the park was closing.
I really want to go back with some stands and more flashes with gels. I think this could be a really fun place to shoot.
Electronic musicians "The Muzzle" and Members of "Caused by the Sun"
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Testing my new mini slave flash (Morris mini Slave Flash Plus), to try and remove the shadow created by having just one flash.
This photo is the "before", only using the camera flash.
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Totally unintentional bizarro flash effect... This is a photo of me singing at My Best Friend's Wedding... the drums were loud... but not THAT loud!
Electric discharge at a train speeding by (no photomontage).
This picture is a 3d crossview photograph.
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Nikon SB600 used with D80 in Commander mode.
Didn't realise that there was this function until Falk told me. Cool! (But the sensor on mine seems to be quite sensitive/insensitive to the camera flash. In other words, it doesn't work 100% of the time.)
"Hope is a flash in the dark"
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I have been playing with off-camera flash lately, but this is the first experiment worthy of posting. Took these in the garden at mid-day but killed the ambient light so I could play with the flash. How exciting, my first strobist data post! SB 600, slave to my D7000, pushing up the daisies - literally! Did I do it right???
Presenting my collection of illustrated flash fiction, Flash 52 at the Montevideo Art Book Fair (Feria de Arte Impreso de Montevideo).
The bold colors of the male red winged blackbird [Agelaius phoeniceus] flash as his epaulettes are revealed by his extended wings. Great flocks of these birds are common along the coast and during breeding season, the male's trilling call can be heard all across the marsh and in thickets of pine and myrtle.
We love these birds. They are our absolute favorite. The week we decided to move to the coast [years ago] a red winged blackbird visited our feeder outside - a rare event in our part of the state. We took it as a "sign". =D
Now our feeder is covered with them and in our backyard we are weekly serenaded with their songs.
Bluffton, South Carolina