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robist: Used a 43" umbrella soft box with Nikon SB26 set to 1/2 power as a shoot through high angles 20deg down and slightly to camera left, SB 600 set at 1/4 power firing into reflector umbrella, low, angled 20 upward and slightly to camera right. I think I prefer the reduce harshens of the light using the soft box shoot through. Trigger wireless with CTR301's Both about 3 ft from model, background was simplified too for speed of set up and take down, I used a single stand with a 1.5m dia 5 way reflector disc with pure white

vegan_living by Josiah Zavala

Eureka by jake de jesus

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Model : Eureka

CO Strobist 062208_Lash-1 by cproflow

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Strobist Info:

580EXII @ 1/2 power

Lastolite 60cm Ezybox

Pencarian Model FAREEDA 2012 by Fareed Karim

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Model A by Insomnia Cured Here

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Seems like it was a '30 but don't hold me to that.

Model Marie F. by Billy Kidd

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Anna Maria Island Florida

March 2009

Mayhem #286232

Lighting info: 2 sb 900's, a couple sb800's, a couple 580's ,coming from everywhere...

power ?????????????

triggered with pocket wizards....

SanDisk Model 1 by Stef Sioson

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Model shoot at the DPP 5th Anniversary,

Bonifacio High Street,

June 4, 2011

Time warp by John Valentine

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Models:

Angel

Andrea

Bikini Swimsuit Model by 45SURF Hero's Odyssey Mythology Photography

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Swimsuit bikini model photo shoot

Bikini swimsuit model photoshoot.

Nelly by aip_

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Bikini Swimsuit Model by 45SURF Hero's Odyssey Mythology Photography

45surf photoshoot of bikni swimsuit model.

Te Amo by Daniel Thom

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Model: Te Amo (MM#564381)

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As always, I'm looking for feedback (be critical, it's cool, just be respectful of the model(s) please!). If you stopped by to take a look, let me know what you think in a comment!

-- the story --

Another from my Gorge series with Te Amo. This was taken before the previously posted shot of Te Amo in the stream. I was looking for a somewhat dark mood that day and found this little alcove in the trees that looked promising. This shot came out a little soft thanks to the fantastic autofocus on the Canon 50mm f/1.4 I use most of the time (okay, I'm being sarcastic;->). In this case though, I think the slight front focus works and adds to the mood of the image. I'd be happy to hear what others think about that though;->

[ Available light only, sorry Strobist buddies, I have some strobed ones in this same location though;-> ]

Ricardo Vale by Joel Bessa