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Backlit late afternoon light adds a warm almost neon glow to a dried stalk of grass, with the attached spider webs aglow like tiny light sabers.
the other night it was around 11 or so and i was still trying to think of my 365 photo of the day and decided that flour throwing was gonna be fun ----so me and tam jumped in the car i grabbed some extra flashes and a big bag of flour and we headed up to some field out of town --------it took a few set ups and test shots while we chilled for abit ty was running around chasing sticks--it always trippy in the woods at night -this was one of my favs from the shoot and by the end of all these pics we were covered in flour --we had fun tho and i was stoked how they came out ------backlight is my new best friend
Specs ---so i knew that i needed the backlight again to show the magic of the flour --so i set up 2 flashes on stands one behind me and one behind tam --
sb-800 bare camera left behind tam1/3.2 power
sb-80dx bare camera right behind me at 1//4 power both fired via nikcons cls
Press F to taste the flour
Caminante, Antonio Machado
" Caminante, son tus huellas
el camino, y nada más;
caminante, no hay camino,
se hace camino al andar.
Al andar se hace camino,
y al volver la vista atrás
se ve la senda que nunca
se ha de pisar.
Caminante, no hay camino,
sino estelas en la mar. "
Autor: Antonio Machado
This is an industrial worksite after hours, transformed by soft moonlight and intense work lighting throughout the night. I was amazed at the quality of the unintentional light painting, and worked quickly to try and capture a number of wonderfully lit scenes.
In this scene, I was fascinated by shifting beams of light streaming through the gaps in the pallets, and occasional plumes of white steam, as heavy machinery roared and rumbled in the background. It was hard to capture those fleeting moments, but it was a beautiful night.
I wandered in around sunset, not realizing that it might be tricky to leave once the front gates were locked. oops.
Fortunately, someone was around to open the gate for me.
Coworker Tishelle from a recent shoot. Taken during the late morning with the sun as backlight. Fill light was from my DIY reflector.
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Model: Ayi
Venue: Luminosi Studio
MUA: Charlie
Outfit: Ronaldo Arnaldo
Lighting: Studio stobe with beauty dish, backlight,
canon 500d+ smc takumar 50mm f1.4
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Today marks the first day of school for so many kids, and it's back to work for some of us adults! Back in my childhood, when my parents moved to France, I remember the very first French school I was sent to... in a small village called Les Olmes, where my grand parents lived. Every day, my grandfather would walk his dog along this road, and I would follow on my "trottinette" (scooter). Years later, I took my kids along the same walk along the Chemin de Bine, reminding me of the circle of life.
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'albizia in backlight' On Black
wishing you a nice week filled with sunshine and happiness.
for us in my region it is said to become HOT again. :(
Vanessa is one of our all time favourite brides who has returned for her maternity shoot. She is always smiling and so radiant that she lights up a room.
Even heavily pregnant she is still walking her dogs regularly and keeping active so I knew I wanted to photograph her away from the studio... a bit of a change from my usual maternity images.
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