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Bouquet with glass object.
Strobist info: Lighted with two Nikon SB800 flashes. One to left and and under the bouquet bare. One to right and forward of bouquet, diffused. Gobos placed in between flashes and glass object to stop light form hitting it.
I finally gave in a purchased an external flash and 50mm prime f/1.7-22 for my camera. Thought I give them both a try out on my poor unsuspecting animals.
The shot was taken at night using a flash to light up the tree.
Canon 50 D
Canon 17-40mm f/4L
Tripod
Edited in photoshop CS5
They are a beautiful blue on the inside, but they don't hold still unless the temperture is about 60 - then they open up to show their beauty. It was over 100 degrees so we saw them in a flash!
Camera: Casio Exilim EX-Z1080
Lens: 23.7mm
Additional: IR filter removed from sensor
Filter: Neewer R72
IR Flash using Slow Shutter Speed mode '14' with half a second shutter speed.
This Osprey took off from the nest so quickly...Mama didn't even pay any attention..guess she wasn't that impressed!
71572778 minutes / 60 minutes / 24 hours / 365 days (leap years not calculated) = 136.1925 years
to recover a 16 gig compact flash card?
lesson learned. do not format your 16gig compact flash card if you didn't double check if you copied it properly. :/
seriously though, it's a weird glitch in the software. it's not as bad as it looks. since i've posted this, it's at file 621.
Flash at 1/64 power, using the built-in diffuser. I thought the unusual choice of flowers would create some interesting shadows. They didn't really.
July 13th, 2014
Toronto's Flash Lightnin' kicked off the third and final day of Rock The Shores this year.
Love the flash, the way it forms the arch on the ground and the long shadows. An accidental shot, but love the effect.
Taken at the annual FIRST robotics competition. More info on FIRST.
I didn't get to see any actual robots in action because I couldn't stay there for long. But was impressed by the enthusiasm and the level of participation.
This car had strobing headlights, that created a nice blue streak with the anamorphic lens. But, it took away from the car, so this photo was chosen.