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An Alaska Air National Guard HC-130J Combat King II operated by aircrew assigned to the 211th Rescue Squadron, 176th Wing, take off from Bryant Army Airfield while supporting a full mission profile exercise conducted by the 212th RQS at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, Oct. 13, 2021. The busiest rescue force in the Department of Defense, the 212th RQS provides elite pararescuemen and combat rescue officers that are uniquely skilled in integrating air and ground capabilities to carry out the 176th Wing’s wartime and peacetime personnel recovery missions. (U.S. Air Force photo by Alejandro Peña)
I needed a new profile photo for my university website, and had to also snap some passport photos. This photo is accordingly pretty boring - a quick shot as an afterthought - but you get two for the price of one.
Lighting is pretty simple. Shot at 70mm, 1/320s @ f/2.8.
Rim 1: SB-800 in closed down silver umbrella, camera left, at 1/8 or something.
Rim 2: SB-600 in closed down shoot-through umbrella, camera right.
Background: one SB-600 on the background with a blue gel.
Key: whatever fill was spilling from the two umbrellas.
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The big experiment. I decided to process my own negs which would allow me more flexibility and possibilities. I gathered a bunch of supplies at Pro Photo Connection in Irvine (I needed everything). Looked at a few youtubes and blogs of people developing and felt I was ready (after practicing reeling up 120 on a steel reel).
So today my girlfriend and I went to Orange, CA to eat at a Lebanese place. I took pictures along the way, all in all I spent maybe 45 min taking photos. I just wanted to get through a roll and process. I used Ilford FP4 because it's easiest to expose correctly with with my camera.
So I got home and reeled things up in the bag, poured in the D76 and followed the steps. The result? I'm really happy. 1: because things actually turned out, and 2: I was delighted with how my Hasselblad performed after disappointing results last week.
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Jess in profile.
Jess and I were just working with some different lighting setups when we came up with this shot. I think this shot shows the strength of her profile and takes advantage or her red hair.
First shot with my new Orbis Ring Flash. Nikon D300s with SB900 and Ring FLash tripod mounted about 8 feet in front of me. 62mm focal length, 400 ISO, 125 @ f5.
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grazie a tutti coloro che mi hanno votato e permesso di essere tra i vincitori del concorso un grazie a tutti!!
SB800 camera right with a small white shoot thru umbrella. Triggered by popup. Nikon D90 with 50mm 1.4
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Vivitar 285HV in a shoot through umbrella camera right @ 1/16th power