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Every surfer will tell you of the green flash. That magical moment when the sun dips low in the horizon over the sea and the light's wavelength is sufficient to make the light green.
Chine colle and collagraph on 300 gsm Snowdon.
Macro Mondays theme: Monday, September 18th theme - then and now, before and after, yesterday and today...
Tried a few things for this theme after rumaging through my little box of memorabilia - ie "STUFF" - my biggest problem was to get into the "3-inch rule" limit. Had to use a ruler to make sure I cropped to the 3" limit.
This image has a my old iPhone, an older flash and something you may not recognize - a disposable Flash Cube. These compact little pieces were developed in the 1960's by Kodak for their Instamatic series of cameras and with an adapter you could actually use them on SLR's. I tried to include the adapter, but couldn't get it in because of the 3" rule.
Happy Macro Monday to all ...
The Flash's of the various generations! L to R we have Impulse (Bart Allen), Kid Flash (Wally West), Flash (Wally West), Flash (Jay Garrick), and Flash (Barry Allen)
This photo was taken in Monterey Aquarium, Monterey, CA, USA. It was taken outside of a big fish tank, taken through its 1 inch thick plexiglass wall and probably through and additional 6 to 8 inches of sea water. This anemone was about 6 inches in diameter at the top.
An off camera flash unit, Minolta 5600 HS(D) was used. Because this is a macro shot, and the flash head is about 3 inches wide, no additional light diffuser was necessary for a soft light illumination. As can be seen in the photo, there was no harsh shadows!
For Macro Mondays theme "Photography Gear”, this is the diffusion lens on my external flash. This lens distributes the light more evenly over the frame. At the bottom you can see part of another piece, which can be pulled out and down to provide a softer diffused light. In this shot it is just sitting in its holder.
Something I hope to do more of this coming summer. There's just something about the sheer power of a storm. This shot was taken last summer.
That's what you get for bouncing flash off a tree branch on a winter's day, the wind is blowing sleet onto your camera lens and spectacles.All part of the never ending learning curve of photography for me!
Recent Outdoor Flash shoot, edited using a combination of Lightroom and Photoshop CS6.
Single strobe, full power at around 105mm to give that shallow tunnel of light, triggered with pocket wizard.
Model - Siobhan Walker
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Twelve pounds of powdered paint got delivered last week.
Awesome.
Strobist Info:
1 YN560II at 1/16 power, camera right
2 YN560II at 1/64 at 2 and 11 o'clock
Triggered by StopShot
As it was snowing quite a bit today, I decided to play with the Yongnuo YN685 as I don't do a lot of flash photography.
I grabbed the turkey feathers that I gathered over the summer and grabbed a shot of them bouncing the flash off the ceiling at 1/32 power.
Canon EF 40mm f/2.8 STM Pancake Lens on a Canon 1DS Mark III.
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