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insect lit with 4 flashes, one gelled green for bg, one from 11'o clock for backlighting and flare, one from 8'o clock for frontal lighting and one from 2'o clock for highlights .
on the legs
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A short tour with Mike, Andrew and John. Taking in some revisits and some new spots.
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En un par de horas practicando la iluminación de cristal he conseguido mi primer resultado aceptable.
After a couple of hours practicing with glass lighting I got my first acceptable photos
The theme for this week (on December 27) is "FESTIVE LIGHTING".
"Looking close... on Friday!" and "festive lighting".
For your info: In the moment i post only my iPhone photography. It's not what i call serious photography, it's more experimental and "just enjoy" the output of actual smartphone quality. Last not least photography is not a challenge of hyper quality or pixel peeping. Atmosphere and feeling is what touch our souls.
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GB Railfreight's Class 92, 92028 (formerly named "Saint Saëns") in the super-sub role once more working the Caledonian Sleeper Down Highlander (1S25) through Hartford.
023 was originally planned to work this service, but after it experienced a few niggles on the ECS in the morning the formerly flaky blue and orange engine that's fast building a reputation as the dependable super-sub stepped up to the plate.
Bare 580EX at camera right triggered by Pocketwizards plus II's.
Part of the 365 project
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There's lots of lighting of late, and whenever there's a thunderstorm, you'll see me standing on the balcony and trying to catch a few flashes of it. It's surprisingly hard to catch even when you can let your camera collect data for 20 minutes with 15 second exposures - but every so often, there is one after all.
I hope to catch one that I don't have to crop eventually - this one isn't cropped that much, but it would be without the negative space above and below the flash itself.
Open your eyes around wooden nature
You'll find small bird shining on the tree
As tells you I am here just singing for you
This is my youngest. He knocked out some 80's rock for me while posing and letting me practice with my lighting. Oddly enough, he wasn't posing here, he was just looking at something behind him. I ended up liking it the best even though he's not playing his guitar here. I liked it so much when I took it I had him do several poses similar to this one.
Strobist:
Canon 6D, 24-70mm lens, Canon 580ex II camera left behind subject with a blue gel, at 1/8th, Canon 430ex in 24" softbox camera right, 1/2 power. ISO 200, shutter 1/500, f/3.5
Lighting -
Main light- Canon 580EX with Gary Fong Whaletail Studio
Back fill - Canon 580EX with Gary Fong Clear Lightsphere
Edge light - Nikon SB26
A foreigner was participating in the Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance, which is a traditional culture in Hong Kong during the Mid-Autumn Festival, and he was lighting incense sticks for refilling on the body of the fire dragon.
Me (diane) and Nina finally saw each other again after soo long! we both went on holiday right after each other, so after 3 long months, we were finally reunited. :) the light today was amazing :D
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Lighting Up
The Brisbane River on the evening Golden Hour/Blue Hour change with the lights of the passing City Cat ferry
This is one of those shots where the title and concept came first, and eventually after lots of planning and hit or miss weather, I finally nailled the shot.
Pentax K-3
Tamron 17-50mm
Aperture ƒ/2.8
Focal length 17.0 mm
Shutter 20 secs
ISO 3200
Not sure why the purple lighting, but it does look interesting this way. It was a pleasant and fairly warm day, so I decided to walk over to the Americana (and later the Galleria), even though I can't use my Canon EOS on the premises. (A year ago I got away with a few stills and video, but security caught me and told me to put it away. So it's been a year since I did anything here with my Canon.)