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what an old fish tank and a lot of shots later can do
3 strobes, one at the right with a white through umbrella, a soft box at the top, and one in the back to blow the background.
My first splash photo with my new Nikon D5100.... :D... its not very perfect but wanted to share this here ... and... if you guys know any tips about this photography, please let me know.... :)
High surf and tide made for explosive splashes on the rocks off shore of the elephant seal rookery. This image is taken farther south, at the cypress tree pullout.
Had a lot of fun at a photographers meeting last night--experiencing new things. So much fun and stress relieving.
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Been working on some new decoration for my living room wall. Played around with different liquids and splashing around i the kitchen. Ended up with using chocolate milk and then color toning it in photoshop later.
Trying to capture the right moment and making my kitchen as dirty as hell!
Strobist: 2x 580EXII, one on camera, other front right with a softbox. 1x 430 EXII on the background with a softbox.
Dancer frozen in flight, with splashing water from two assistants throwing buckets of water. 1/2000 of a second in sunlight, with main light using 4000 watt/seconds (two 2000 w/s Dynalite packs into one bi-tube head) into a striplight, with edge lighting by Dynalite and Lumedyne and a little accent by the overhead sun. Pocketwizard triggering.
Shot for a how-to on high-speed flash sync on my blog on prophotocoalition.com. Check it out for more information on how I did it and how you can, too.
Mandatory Credit: Tony Donaldson/tdphoto.com. All Rights Reserved.
My wife and I decided to have some fun throwing rocks into the ocean. A little bit immature but lots of fun and great for pictures.
My shot :
Location : Grenoble : my kitchen
Time & Date : Friday 26 of March : 11H30
Camera : Nikon D300s
Lens : AF-S Nikkor 50mm f/1.4 G
Exif : ƒ/16 | ISO 200 | 1/200s |
Flash/Strobist info : Nikon SB-900 directly on the background at 1/32 power; Cactus KF36 a the left into a white umbrella at 1/4 power; Cactus KF36 at the right into a white umbrella at 1/4 power; triggered by cactus trigger V4
Tripod : Manfrotto 190XPRO + head 804RC2 for the spoon and another tripod for the camera :)
Filter(s) : —
Postraitement : Contrast on the background
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Triggertrap flash adaptor arrived today. First attempt. Triggering flash with the Triggertrap app set at "bang", picking up the sound of the water splashing.