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I get a lot of questions on my lighting. This is a sample of one of my favorite tools. That's right a flashlight.
The COAST P7 in this shot.
See the video:
Shot details:
3 hot lights with gels.
Flashlight in face.
Join us for flashlight tag in Salchicha Township's spooky new forest!
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Starting 7pm until whenever!
For the best Flashlight Tag experience:
1. Wear the Tag Game attachment! This is the only requirement to play.
2. Set your windlight to
[TOR] FOGGY - Silent heck
or another spooky night WL
3. Grab a flashlight and run for your life!
Bump into people to tag them!
The Fire near the garage is home base.
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Mark Smith M.S. Geoscientist
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This C-130 was born to fly. Now its wings are clipped and engines removed, never to fly again.
Lockheed C-130 Hercules
Night, full moon, green gelled flash and red gelled flashlight.
Undisclosed Arizona Bone Yard
I found this nut when I was out on a walk a few weeks ago, brought it home and plunked it down on my computer table, with the vague intent of somehow trying to make a photograph out of it. Finally, yesterday I decided I'd best do something with it before it withered up and combined it with this old dead leaf and a piece of driftwood we had in our garden. The lighting was deep afternoon shady window light, plus a swirling flashlight beam.
ODT, "Still Life."
Picked an image from last summer to composite (for depth of field) to be sure my software is all working ok after an upgrade, and this was the result. One image for the coil in front and one for the head and the rest.
Most likely was lighted by flashlights at night. I was surprised to see in the file info it was taken at ISO 2500 -- the 5D3 is so good -- just so long as I don't underexpose.