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Scenes from flooded neighborhoods in Hampton, Virginia after a day of flash flood warnings and heavy rainfall moved across the area. Nov. 12, 2020. (Photo by Aileen Devlin | Virginia Sea Grant)
Garrett Lee, Chloe Maye (left), Shylee Martin, "hit the woah" at their Semi-Formal for Zeta Tau Alpha at Club 1201 in Joplin, Missouri, on Saturday, November 9, 2019.
Yesterday was the first time at sunset (and over land) that I have managed to capture this elusive green flash phenomenon. (Previous successes were both at dawn and also when the sunrise was over the sea).
once the whitetail fawns lose their spots, they seem to grow up so fast! of course,they only have about 6 months up here to fatten up for the winter!
Nikon SB600 used with D80 in Commander mode.
Didn't realise that there was this function until Falk told me. Cool! (But the sensor on mine seems to be quite sensitive/insensitive to the camera flash. In other words, it doesn't work 100% of the time.)
Testing my new mini slave flash (Morris mini Slave Flash Plus), to try and remove the shadow created by having just one flash.
This photo is the "before", only using the camera flash.
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Flash and Sci-Fi testing the newest technology on energy weapons.
Thanks to Craig for the Convention Flash.
Another flash lighting session, shooting more fashion than beauty this time. Worked with an amazing amazing team!
Photographer: Me
Assistant: Albert King, Rob
Model: Christina Ryan
Make-up Artist and Hair: Talysia Ayala
Stylist: Coreen Miller
a loyal customer's melted Nikon SB800 flash. this is the 5th flash he's done this to. i've never seen or heard of anything like this in my life.
Spent some time at Longwood Gardens fooling with Off Camera Flash. The idea here was to manually set the camera to UNDER EXPOSE the image causing the backgrounds to become darker. The off camera flash was optically triggered to throw some light onto the flower in the foreground. It took some experimenting to determine the best flash power setting. Going off camera with the flash also allowed positioning it to reduce shadows. The camera's built-in flash was set to a low power setting (-3) so it would not contribute much towards lighting the scene but was still enough to act as a trigger.
FLASH BACK
Il luogo del ricordo svanisce al primo istante del flash back,
superata la soglia della propria porta, quando mi accorgo
quanto è familiare il cambiare incessante del tutto.
Il luogo nel ricordo si manifesta,
e nell’evanescenza dell’io presente tutto torna
a me, ogni strada percorsa, ogni pietra lanciata,
i vetri infranti e le altre sensazioni che il luogo
non può contenere, come gli intollerabili “se”
nei ricordi di occasioni mancate.
Il bianco apparire, nel rituale cammino quotidiano,
si colma di valori che vibrano colmando
ciò che appena rammento, dei segreti rifugiati tra l’asfalto,
gli amici incrociati, perduti o coltivati, i dolori spariti
e le gioie che di quando in quando tornano a sostenere inverni.
Così il luogo diviene nel ricordo,
poiché è la mia persona inesprimibile a dargli identità.
Se solo potessi
ne imprigionerei i resti sulle trame della tela.
Marco Seddone
Photowalk 37 of 52 - Killen's Pond - Manual / Flash and Umbrella
For this walk I wasn't exactly sure what to do. It was drizzling rain and on Sunday so I needed to do something. The rest of the week had been busy so this was the only time I had to do my photowalk. I decided to play with my flash and my new flash stand and umbrella. I took two of my kids to the park with me and we found a nice little place to take some shots without the rain interfering.
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