diffuser photos on Flickr

Placed a white cardboard in front of the flash to diffuse it. This allowed less harsh and direct light on the subjects face, creating more contrast and depth.

atWzf5YnQM6Zc++6%IA2LQ by Jenny Reinke

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2015-09-26 16.05.17 by Lea Johnston

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diffuser by Hirzi Hussain

diffused side by s23600676

DIFFUSER 6597 by SPACE27

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TAVA

DIFFUSER 5141 by SPACE27

Turtle Caps

Diffuse light by Plant Design Online

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Stamford, New York

Diffused Lighting by Devyn Raulerson

ƒ/1.8

35.0 mm

1/500

100

Kurup5_Shade_Diffuse by Gautham Kurup

This picture is an example of diffuse light. The white balance setting is "Shade." I tried other settings also, and they are located in the Exercise 5 album. The AWB setting was too dull, and the cloudy setting, while better than the AWB in terms of warmth, was also too dull in comparison to reality, which is accurately captured in the "Shade" setting. It was evening and the sun was on its way to set.

Diffuser cloth by wei chen lai

LINARI CALLA by Lei Chen

Room diffuser f11, 1/15, nikkor 50mm, iso200

DIFFUSER 6798 by SPACE27

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DIFFUSER 6682 by SPACE27

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Direct diffused by Eric Tejeiro

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direct diffused

Diffused by Suzi Oberle

DIFFUSER 3961 by SPACE27

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Stikki Peaches

" diffused " by marlon advincula

DIFFUSER 5153 by SPACE27

Garbage Ugly

DIFFUSER 5028 by SPACE27

Turtle Caps

PC036688 by Adrian Yung

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DIFFUSED LIGHT by snappergeoff

Diffuse lighting expermients by Ben Bober

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Diffuse Light March by Hexhead

Midday overcast skies makes for good shootin'.

DIFFUSER 5462 by SPACE27

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FLN

%H7XK%0VSk+Z9btFaGgMeQ by Jenny Reinke

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Diffuse Glow on COSA by Gargattina

This is a very ancient place, dated around 273 b.C. and founded by Romans after they defeated the Etruscan people in the near Volsinii and Vulci (280 b.C.)... From the top of the hill where this small town was built, you can have a very lovely sight of all the surrounding areas!

All the other shots you'll find in my photostream next to this one, about ruins and stones are from the same area (see tags to be more sure... :))

Here you'll find a description in English:

www.colonialvoyage.com/viaggi/itamaremmaansedonia.html

www.monteargentario.it/ansedonia/indexen.htm

Queste foto e tutte le altre che trovate vicino a questa (controllate le tags per essere sicuri che si tratti sempre dello stesso posto) con rovine come soggetto, le ho scattate nell'Antico Insediamento Romano della città di COSA, ad Ansedonia, insediamento sorto nel 273 a.C. dopo la vittoria dei Romani sugli Etruschi a Vulci e Volsinii (280 a.C.).

Tutta l'area è una pietra, un muro, uno scavo, ed è davvero molto interessante, anche per la splendida vista che si gode dal picco del monte: come ogni vero insediamento che si rispetti potevano controllare tutta l'area circostante!

Qui troverete maggiori informazioni in Italiano:

www.monteargentario.it/ansedonia/index.htm

www.colonialvoyage.com/viaggi/itamaremmaansedonia.html

www.vivilamaremma.eu/ansedonia/

www.comune.firenze.it/soggetti/sat/musei/Musei/cosant.htm

www.ansedoniaonline.it/ita/cosa.asp

Diffused by zach_darmer