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Running ACOT on the CN Ashcroft Sub, CN 908 navigates through the many rock sheds in the White Canyon. The side dump cars are loaded with concrete blocks to be put along the right of way east of Morris for rock fall protection.
Inside the New York Public Library. The color version of this image has a completely different look and feel to it, but I prefer the high contrast and tones of the black and white version.
There was a very quick moment between when the light started coming in at this angle and when the Red Lobster employees closed the blinds in which Lily was just *fantastically* lit. Look at that drama. Fuck yeah.
Plus, I got leftover crab legs to take home.
I bet you didn't know you were the villain of this story.
In-studio shot taken while playing with a couple of soft boxes and additional off-camera lights.
Model: Jennifer Jones
MM#: 1466518
Old Hollywoord Glamour Shoot
Photographer/Editor: Pedro Marenco​
1/160, F/8.0, ISO 100 shot with a 50mm F/1.8....430ex to camera left on 1/2 bare no modifier and sunpak 383 bare to camera right on rocks no modifier on 1/8
and yes, I left the glow from the flash on the right in the shot intentionally...I kind of like the effect
Strobist Info: sb900 off to camera left shot through scrim.
Staci was the perfect model and I loved the way the light looked on this dress she chose. This reminded me of a classic Marilyn Monroe pose.
Could you whisper in my ear
The things you wanna feel
I'll give you anything
To feel it comin'
Tomorrow I officially done high school. I am slowly getting sicker. Started off with a sore throat and now it's a sore throat, loss of voice, AND runny nose. Oh man, I live the life.
How are you feeling these days flickr?
Copyright Sandra FLores . Entry for FLARE Competition - www.flarecompetition.com.
Description: Canon 50D
F 4.5
1/400
ISO 200
Focal length 18mm
Photo Editing: Adobe Photoshop CS2
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lighting info b1600 with 5ft octabox from the right powered by vegabond mini triggered with pixel kings
Copyright Sandra Flores. Entry for FLARE Competition - www.flarecompetition.com.
Description: Taken: 10-04-08
Camera: Canon REBEL XT
F 5.6
Exposure 1/125
ISO 100
Photo Editing: Photoshop CS2 (only colors, contrast and shadowings)
A striking high-contrast black and white portrait featuring a man in a fedora hat, exuding mystery and sophistication. The dramatic lighting and the deep contrast emphasize his features, while a single red rose on his chest adds a powerful, symbolic touch. A timeless image that blends noir aesthetics with modern artistic vision.
Captured by Kuvaajankulma – Professional photography in Lappeenranta. See more at: www.kuvaajankulma.com
These Iris are are a type called rebloomers because they bloom all year round. The other iris in our garden just bloom for a short period once a year. This was picked this morning.
I lit this with three strobes. An SB600 in a snoot, camera left and front to focus light on the center of the flower, an SB600 in a softbox camera left at 10 o'clock that acted as the main light, and an SB700 in a softbox camera right at 5 o'clock to throw a little light on the right side. The strobes were in manual mode and were triggered by the pop up flash on my D90 in commander mode.
Other plants and flowers that I've photographed using strobes can be seen in my Strobe Lit Plant set. In the description, I list resources that I've used to learn how to light with off camera flash. www.flickr.com/photos/9422878@N08/sets/72157628079460544/...