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Trying to figure out how flashes work. Using my old 5d classic here. It's actually fun to use, not gonna lie... Follow me on instagram. www.instagram.com/demosrovas/
April 11, 2026: Retired Santa Clarita Signal newspaper photographer Dan Watson demonstrates a century-old flash powder gun used with a Graflex camera before the 1930s introduction of flash bulbs. Dan was onstage after receiving a Lifetime Achievement Award during the Press Photographers Association of Greater Los Angeles (PPAGLA) annual banquet held at the Arizona State University California Center, in downtown Los Angeles. Master of Ceremonies, Jim Thornton, is on the right,
Dan's great uncle, George Watson, founded the Press Photographers Association of Greater Los Angeles (PPAGLA) in 1936. A 1919 image of George Watson, with the same Graflex camera, is on the left.
Dan Watson is the 10th Watson family photographer who has covered Los Angeles history for 150 years. The ASU California Center is located in the former Los Angeles Herald-Examiner Building.
An abandoned house shown to me & Bek by Jason and Lenny.
Just went on a local shoot tonight and this place was pretty awesome.
Nice to find new places on my doorstep =]
Flashed by myself and then left for the cloud effect under the lighting of the moon.
Hand held speed light set to slave, red color gel on strobe for background and soft box on strobe camera right for fill...
slight light room edits for cropping, highlights and contrast....
Vers 1970...
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It's been so long since I've uploaded a picture to Flickr, I almost forgot how! I hope all my Flickr pals are doing well!
Here's a 60 year old remote control to my 1955 Zenith Touraine Flash-Matic tv set.
閃光 (Senko: Flash).
An outtake from "The Last 5days of Akashi City Bus".
SD1 with 17-50/2.8 at 21mm ISO100 f/8.0 15sec NR: C0.00/L0.00
After processing, the delicate gold inflorescence with flash is breathtaking, preserving details. Just for comparison, I have included the same White-Chested Emerald without flash, again almost a different bird in appearance. Without the flash the namesake emerald colors predominate. I hope this drives home the point that you need to take photographs both with and without flash to fully represent any particular bird species.
- www.kevin-palmer.com - I love seeing lightning under the stars and it doesn't happen very often around here. This storm was producing near continuous flashes and I haven't seen anything like it this year.
This broad-headed bug, Alydidae sp. was seduced by my flash (I needed to use it due to the wind). Scene finished with the bug on my camera after showing a really gymnastic pole dance. April 2018
This is one from last summer. I blog this picture at www.jgwphotography.blogspot.com.
Strobist:
1 AB1600 into 22" beauty dish, camera left and up over the subject's head
2 pair of stacked SBs at 1/2 power in back and on either side of the subject.
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Inspired by some of my friends flash work, I thought i would spend some time practising. It was selfie time!!!
I was playing with two light set ups. Although I couldn't take this to the street, it will be workable in a modified format.
The key light is camera right in a soft box and a rogue flashbender diffusion panel to get some double diffusion going on. It is at 1/4 power. I have a black board camera left next to me and facing the light to add some shadow to the left hand side of my face (my walls are cream coloured and very close and I was getting too much reflection).
I have got a second flash in a diffusion cap and with a brown gel on it bouncing off the ceiling (I went for brown to match the wood colour of the environment). I have also blocked it from hitting me with a foam board. Power is at 1/8th and this was acting as a light for the background and some general fill.
I used my relatively crappy Nikon D3100 to have something to focus on and to add something else to the picture. I haven't quite got it focused on my eyes but for a selfie it will do.
There was very little done in lightroom, I think I mainly increased the contrast. In photoshop I reduced the hotspot on my forehead, sharpened the image, desaturated a little and increased the blues in the shadows in colour balance.
Quite happy with how it turned out, given the terrible model who had no dress sense and was terrible at being directed :-)
Both flahses were Nissin Di866 v2
Its called a Boulle Credenza , its Victorian , so its a 19th century piece , made in France or England . Circa 1855-70 .
A fancy cupboard in the Louis XIV style with inlaid Brass and Tortoiseshell decoration into ebony timber , adorned with Ormolu mounts .
Indeed fancy
Toowoomba Art Gallery
Fred and Lucy Gould Art Collection
Toowoomba .
Darling Downs . S/E Qld.
Even if I told you I know you won't believe
It's like I see my whole life
Flashing right before me
Model: Veronika
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More fun with fill flash. I was playing with the flash speed to both stop those fast beating wings and bring out the colors and irridescence of this Costa's Hummingbird.
Best if viewed large. Photo taken in North Central Idaho. There wasn't much sun but this little one found a single ray to show off his finest.
“Lizard Whisperer” & “Within Without” complete with flashing lights - both of the same JKPP muse Mariah for Julia Kay's Portrait Party!, Plus my portrait of Bernie & a touch of Maureen, at the top!
Stepping out on the porch at my mother-in-law's summer house outside Härnösand, Sweden in mid-July, I spotted something small and dark in the corner on the white-painted wood.
This little something turned out to be this nice metallic jewel beetle which I have concluded belongs to the Agrilus genus - but I am unable to narrow it down to a single species (20+ species in Sweden) so we end up at Agrilus sp. here.
Still a really nice metallic sheen on this one and I also like the eye detail.
This was shot at 3.9:1 magnification. Part 1 here was at 2.7:1 mag: www.flickr.com/photos/tinyturtle/54188610706/
I havn't posted a BW for a while so I though I would mix it up.
This is Flash Lake, one of the Lightning Lakes in Manning Provincial Park. I took this shot early last year when Kristen and I hiked up to Frosty Mountain.
Hozomeen Mountain can be seen in the distance.
STROBIST
4 HSS flashguns on a FourSquare from LightwareDirect. HSS-Triggered via YN-622.No lightformers.
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Aaah, you all know these folks, right? Some citations:
"Nono, no flash, flashlight is always the wrong light!"
"I prefer daylight so much, because it is so *natural.*"
"I **only** use natural daylight, because it is the only light, that preserves my colors."
And so on.
I say: Bullshit!!!! :-)))
From left to right:
1. Daylight shot, 1/250 second, sooc
2. Underexposed Version of 1. (two stops, simulated in Adobe Camera Raw)
3. Shot with HSS flash, 1/1000 second, sooc
4. Dito, after minor ACR and PS tweaks
Most interesting thing: All shots have the same fixed constant White Balance: :T = 5500 Kelvin. :-)
No tweaks here, its all just natural magic! :-)
Well, if you shoot a sunset and overexpose (to get more of your model than just a silhouette), your water and sky will be white. But if you exposre right.... hmmm, wow, golden shine!