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Project 52: Assignment Sixteen: Favorite Sport.
This is a composite of two images:
First one is a 1.3s exposure with the speedlight (bare SB-900) in repeat mode, camera left.
Second one is a 1/200s exposure with the speedlight in manual mode (1/8 power I think) camera right. This was taken with the golfer in the end-of-swing position.
Flash driven by Cactus V5 radio triggers.
It’s actually a very fine out house. This is an in camera double exposure of the sign on an outhouse door placed between shadows of the outhouse roofline and me.
Xanthorrhoea seeds and leaves combined.
After a few very frustrating days trying to load the Multiple Exposure App on my camera I worked out I couldn't do it with Firefox!
Finally can experiment with it!
This image is of the main workshop area inside the Canepa Design facility in Scotts Valley, California.
Canepa Design is owned and run by ex-racing driver Bruce Canepa and he is renowned for his quality work tuning certain car makes such as Porsche's, Ford's, as well as taking time to restore classics from the likes of Carol Shelby etc.
The workshop area you see here is hidden behind the main entrance area where a variety of racing cars and rare automobiles from all over the world can be found, and then behind this workshop was the warehouse area where I was stunned to find so many original racing cars from the likes of Le Mans in the 70's all the way through to current racing cars like the new Ford GT40.
Stunning place to visit if you're into your cars as much as I am, you definitely won't be dissapointed that's for sure.
Taken in February 2007 when I was snapping and writing the "California Dreaming Part 2" magazine feature for Fast & Modified car magazine.