It's a pretty "good" idea to put tripod under the light

Model: Alex Levinson

Shot in Rockville, MD

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Mixed light (ambient and AD400pro in a 85cm octa)

Model: @_san_drine_modele_

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Artist Portrait

Musician Ian Cattell

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Strobist: One Alien Bee B1600 w/Westcott Softbox at left of frame

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A little BTS of FPP host Michael Raso showing off the brand new Lomography "La Sardina" plastic fantastic wide angle 35mm camera. You can check those out here:

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Based on the face he's making, I'm 110% sure he's using his old lady British accent saying "Ooo that's looovelay!".

Mamiya 645AF + 80mm f/2.8 sekor

1/125th @ f/2.8

New Kodak Portra 400

Shot @ 1600, no push!

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Friday 6th March (c.18:24)

Ashtead

{Pentax ME Super, Fuji Pro 160S film, 100mm lens, f11, 8secs} ( 61-55-44)

(thin negative - lovely-looking print)

(hopped off one train, took this, hopped on the next)

Taken on a jack Russell workshop at studio 58 in Northampton.

Model - Paige Austin

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Some kind of wooden pier/jetty thing (possibly for fishing?) on the edge of Loch Tollaidh

With more added art.

Docklands shoot

10 more.

Portrait #3 of my 52 portraits project

01.15.2013

GSU - Class of 2015

Model - Rebecca Scruggs

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Oxyna flavipennis (Diptera, Tephritidae) male on its host plant Achillea millefolium. Size: 5 mm. ID credit: Valery Korneyev.

Single exposure taken hand-held with the MP-E65 lens of Canon. Lit with diffused light of a Speedlite 270EX flash. Find one more shot in the comment!

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Canon 1ds Mk lll

Model: Lexi Haddad

Shot in Fairfax VA

Near the Bakkerbrug and the Oudegracht canal.

Winter with heavy wind.

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Out and about with nalamanpics last night, all thoughts of catching the full moon disappeared when it clouded over at sunset. So we set about snapping the artificial lights along Exmouth seafront instead.

Then to our surprise, our lunar friend found a gap in the clouds and decided to dominate the scene.

Would have been rude not to include it, so a quick change of position was called for. Always expect the unexpected I guess :~)

Mixed Light Series

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Went with some members of the MCC to shoot mya in some CBD haunts.

Kiev 4, Jupiter 3 50/1.5, SunPak 20SR flash, Fuji Reala 100.

Early autumn seems to be the time that I come across these fellas. I love the antennae, it amazes me that they are so thin and long.

Mixed natural light and flash.

These series of 3 photos from this year's PDN Photo Plus Expo were shot on three different rolls of film, all horribly underexposed, and all pushed 1 stop in development. Processing handled by Miller's Professional Imaging.

Your choices of film stock are:

Ektar 100, Portra 400, and Portra 800

Can you guess which one is which? ^__^

Hasselblad 500C + 80mm f/2.8 T*

A brief return to an old theme. Having found this lump of nicely banded rock lurking in an old camera bag pocket, it had to be my subject for testing focus-stacking on the Fuji X-H1.

Blog: focus-stacking with the Fuji X-H1

From a group shoot at the dry lake bed near Boulder City, Nevada.

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A Nativity set is displayed as a light snow dusts the grounds of the Idaho Falls Temple as seen with mixed lighting on this early morning blue hour image.

CameraNikon D800

Exposure 0.077 sec (1/13)

Aperture f/16.0

Focal Length 36 mm

ISO Speed 400

Exposure Bias -1/3 EV

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Saperda scalaris (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae) male. Body length: 20 mm.

The dying cherry tree which I presented one year ago, is still attracting xylophagous beetles and many other associated insects. This quietly sitting laddered longhorn beetle let me try to take wide angle shots.

Canon EOS 5DII + Sigma 15/2.8 fisheye lens + diffused Minolta T-2400 twin flash.

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Light/Strobist:

Yongnuo 560 EXII through Ocatbox from front/left; triggered with Yongnuo 622C; Natural (sunset-)sunlight from behind/right

Light/Strobist:

Yongnuo 560 EXII through Ocatbox from front/right; triggered with Yongnuo 622C; Natural (sunset-)sunlight from behind/left

Inside the chapel at Glenalmond College - a wonderful space with beautiful lights to illuminate one's thoughts.

A 5-shot HDR blended with enfuse, etc.

Went with some members of the MCC to shoot mya in some CBD haunts.

Cool signage seen in the River Street entertainment district.

Savannah, GA USA

Mamiya 645 Pro Sekor 110mm f/2.8 Fuji Provia - natural lighting.

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Baker Bridge, Sandygate, Exeter, Devon.

Following on from the previous pic, as darkness fell, the clouds lifted and the lights on the bridge started to come up to full power.

It's strange how the dirty and run down look of the bridge changed as the lights came up, it now looked much better maintained, though a little odd with lights from one side only.

Just enough light still in the sky to be able to clearly see the silhouette of the upper reaches of the tower.

Thoughts were just turning to getting out the lights to do a bit of light painting, when everything changed, see the next pic below :

I was afraid that I wouldn't find a good facedown spot before the daylight fades away. Then I saw this sidewalk and it looked kind of nice. I managed to get kind of a nice balance between the daylight and the streetlights. The white balance is tricky with mixed light as always, but it kind of works.

Nikon F3, Micro-Nikkor 55/2.8, SB- 17 speedlight, Kodak ColorPlus 200.

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