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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.
i used to lighting 3 WATT L.E.D.HIGH OPTICS LIGHT 2AA from VARTA ! it is best good flashlight to my plexiglass tools !!
2 Nikon SB-900 with 40x40 Softbox and Umbrella in front and left side of the model. Triggered by PW Flex TT5.
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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.
Ass end of a Plymouth Fury.
Hollywood Rentals
Lancaster, CA
Night. Moonlight and distant sodium vapor light illuminating the sky. Green & CTO LED flashlight.
140 sec. F5.6 ISO 100
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This surreal light on the rocks is from a total of seven exposures of light-painting the rocks with a very powerful flashlight. The images were then merged with lightness blending mode in PS after having WB corrected in RAW.
I have had this in my backlog for quite awhile and found the inspiration last night to finally work on it. I hope you likey. ;-)))
Downstream of the snow cave where I shot Hollow World, the Savinja stream tumbles out of the haphazard snow across a rocky scree. After a couple of evenings shooting in eerie forest and pits in the snow, it was refreshing to be out in the open.
Even so, composing the shot was remarkably hard without my usual standbys of Hunters or Crocs. There's probably not enough water in this one as a result of my not braving the meltwater barefoot in the darkness. That said I do rather like the odd plants in the foreground - if anyone knows what they are, I'd be interested in knowing,
As always with my light paintings, all the lines are hand drawn in camera with an LED. I only wish I'd been more ambitious lighting the scene around the figure. 明日があるさ...
The shot itself is a vertorama of three frames, using the "shift" function on the TS-E 24mm.
Thanks to everyone that commented on the snow cave shot and helped it into Explore - the thought and time is hugely appreciated.
#TeamIdina
É uma belezinha, né não? Eu adoro porcos! É bem pequena, menor que minha mão. Ótima pra levar na bolsa...eu morro de medo de precisar de uma lanterna e não ter uma. ahaha
Ela é "recarregável", não tem pilhas. Com um movimento feito pela mão, ela vai carregando e acumulando energia.
Bem, foi isso que eu entendi :)
Amor a primeira vista!
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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."