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5/22/2009 Mike Orazzi | Staff
Special Forces Sgt. 1st Class Gregory Stube during a Memorial Day Assembly at the Chippens Hill MIddle School on Friday morning.
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Since taking my own version of this self portrait, I've taken more photos of my daughter than any other person. She's helped me better myself as a photographer, and we've had lots of fun pulling off some of my favorite shots. I call her my little "Strobist in Training".
Blog Post:
davidmattosphotography.com/photo-session-strobist-in-trai...
Setup Shot:
www.flickr.com/photos/davidmattos/9344830322/in/photostream/
Camera Info:
Nikon D700, 85mm 1.8g @ f/10, 1/250th sec. ISO 200, on Manfrotto Tripod
Strobist Info:
SB-28 @ 1/2, CTB Gel, bounced into white paper on laptop screen
SB-28 @ 1/32, Snooted, Camera Right
Triggered with Pocketwizard Plus III's
Processing:
LR5 & PS CC
No. Seriously. It's big. 3 inches or so in diameter. :)
I was watching Mythbusters last night and Adam got to ride in a vintage U2 spy plane. The Earth looks pretty peaceful from 70,000 ft. If only it was that serene up close.
And for those who like this kind of stuff...
SB-900 @ 1/32 zoomed to 120mm, snooted, low camera left, Rosco gel # 364. SB-600 @ 1/64 gridded above, slightly camera right. Triggered by pocket wizards.
I have been going through some insane life changes lately, so I haven't picked up my camera at ALL, but Ben made me and we had a fun night shooting photos and he taught me some new shit.
I always appreciate the help he throws my way.
I'd link you to his stuff, but he deleted it all haha.
anywho!
Strobe:
ab800 through octabox above and behind camera
ab800 through 7inch reflector with orange gel outside screen behind Dude
throw some opinions at me!
Model: Catherine
580 EX II on shoot through umbrella at camera axis and bare at the back both 1/1 power. Triggered with Flex TT5 And Mini TT1.
Got the chance to shoot the Scenic on Victory Records tonight before their show here in Tallahassee.
Only had a quick few minutes to put it all together, but i am SUPER happy with the results.
Let me know what you think!
strobe:
ab800 thru octa in front of band
ab800 bare behind band about 10 feet
triggered by PW
powered by vagabondII
strobist info:
- 1 LumiQuest SoftBox III (i would have chosen the LtP if i had one) for key light camera left 1/128 power on the sb800 (with CTO).
I stick this baby to a smalles monopod i could find (the manfrotto 746 if i remember correctly, its since been my most used light stick for its weight and size, you can have someone to hold this and walk around in a crowded city street and nobody really notice you - which is a good thing for me)
- trigger by Pocketwizard Mini TT1
17 frames brenizer method
Photoshoot today with Andre and his team from Capoeira www.capoeira.com.au/
Taken at Curl Curl Beach with the purpose of testing some new equipment coming to lightmodifiers www.lightmodifiers.com.au
Taken with Canon 5dmkII
Strobist:
Canon 580exII camera right
Canon 580exII camera left
both at full power
Triggered via PocketWizard TT5 and TT1
Your Comments and Critiques are always welcome and highly appreciated
I'm helping DJ/Producer TRONA with some images for a new album and website. We had a shoot at lris Studios and this is one of the images from that night. This is only my 2nd time shooting in a real studio, the first being my shoot at the Microsoft Studios. We had a really productive 3 hour shoot and I think we came away with some images that we can both be happy about.
5D
17-40L
White Lightning X3200 into beauty dish from above camera and slightly right
White LIghtning X1600 through white brolly from back left for rim
White LIghtning X1600 through white brolly from back right for rim
SB-26 with Stofen Omni-Bounce behind him pointed at the black seamless
PocketWizards
I made up my mind to take a bit more equipment to my riding spot last night. Instead of just carrying my light option, the EOS 100D, the two pancake lenses and one tabletop tripod I took the 5D3, the 70-200, a flash, two tabletop tripods and pocketwizards. I was going to bring the TC 80N3 remote to get a longer timer and ended up forgetting it when I packed my bag. Oh well, it meant I had to be quick.
I set up the camera framing the shot with the cathedral and some space to the side for me to ride in, set it to 1/200s for fast flash sync and chose the aperture and iso according to my liking with the help of live view.
Then I put the flash just out of frame to the right, close to the spot i was ging to do the trick in, set it on 1/2 power and started trying by shooting on 10 second timer, rushing to the spot and doing the trick. It took about 10 tries to get a result I liked.
It's by far not perfect but it was freezing cold, literally, and there is always a bit of luck involved when shooting action selfies like this. I was happy enough with the result.
I hope you enjoy this!
Model : Shabrin
Makeup Artist : Nazrul
Strobe info :
One Godox through beauty dish top from camera with honecomb grid and diffuser.
One jinbei DC1200 for hair light with regular dish,honeycomb grid & burndoor.
One jinbei for backdrop through 24x24 softbox.
Triggered by Pocket Wizard TT1 & TT5
A delightfully elegant waterbird with ornate head plumes which led to its being hunted for its feathers, almost leading to its extermination from the UK. They dive to feed and also to escape, preferring this to flying. On land they are clumsy because their feet are placed so far back on their bodies. They have an elaborate courtship display in which they rise out of the water and shake their heads. Very young grebes often ride on their parents' backs.
Guess who decided to start back up her 52 week project? Sometimes being an artist can kind of suck, we just get all caught up in our own heads. As a good friend of mine once said, "if the world was filled with artists, there would be plenty of pretty things, but nothing would get done." It's so true! I tend to over think a lot of different aspects of my life and end up not creating much during that time.
Here's an image I created awhile back when I was experiencing a lot of negative emotions and left feeling not so great about quite a few things. The next few weeks will be sort-of themed in the same sort of "she-had-it-coming" way. It'll be interesting to re-visit some of these because of all the emotions attached to each shoot.
Shoutout to anyone who's ever felt used like an authentic Irish wool sweater in December. Yeah, I went there.
580 EX II on cam axis on shoot through umbrella and bare at the back of the model triggered with pocketwizard Flex TT5 and Mini TT1
Halcon peregrino en una de sus atalayas de descanso, disparo por control remoto
pocketwizard a 200mt.
Runaway Bride shoot downtown Albuquerque with Alex. Erica is a superb model and game for almost anything!
AB800 camera left with a cloth modifier over sidelight, Nikon speedlights gelled red and blue for background light at 1/2 power. Main light just left of camera large softbox, All triggered with Pocketwizards
The World Renowned Frazier Studio
Elgin, Illinois - Near 42.0109, -88.3477
January 26, 2022
Technical: ab1600 camera right in softbox, sb800 camera left for fill on lens, triggered by pocketwizard
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Strobist Info:
Camera White Balance: Canon Daylight (5200K)
Camera Left: Paul Buff White Lightning X1600 studio strobe in LumoPro 48"x72" softbox shot through 64"x144" scrim. Gelled with 1/4 CTO gel. Trigered with PocketWizard PlusX.
Camera Right: Paul Buff White Lightning X1600 studio strobe with 7" reflector cone shot against white backdrop, reflected light through 64"x72" scrim. No Gel. Flagged light to control room reflections. Triggered with PocketWizard PlusX.
Background: LumoPro LP180. Gelled with full CTO gel. MagMod MagSphere. Triggered with PocketWizard PlusX.
For the strobist group. I used the same setup for:
www.flickr.com/photos/jwlphotography/1413245603/ and www.flickr.com/photos/jwlphotography/1414123332/
Strobist Info:
Camera Settings - Nikon D3s with Nikkor 35 mm f/2D lens
Main Light - AlienBee 800 with shoot through 60 inch white umbrella camera left
Fill Light - AlienBee 800 with shoot through 60 inch white umbrella 45 inch white umbrella camera right
Strobes triggered remotely using PocketWizard MiniTT1 transmitter and FlextTT5
Poll Jam
Snow Valley, CA
Elinchrom Ranger RX w/ A Head
Sunpack 555 x2
PocketWizard Plus II
Sekonic L-358
friederike | hannover-models
clothing: www.uvr-connected.de
Strobist-Info:
Ringflash on lightstand from camera left, about 4 feet high. Elinchrom Flashhead with 10° grid, camera right from high above. Both triggered with Pocketwizard II Plus Transceiver.
Nikon D3 with Nikkor 24-70, Elinchrom Ranger RX Speed with S-Head and Alienbees ABR 800 Ringflash with Vagabond II.
I had some trouble last tonight with my Pocket Wizards. They would not let me fire the 580ex II as a master to my 430ex. I thought I had done this before, come to find out that the 580ex II will only work correctly if it's mounted on to a hotshoe adapter? I have since ordered one but sorry no backlighting for this shot. Oh well!
Sebastian had a certain shot in mind when we met on saturday morning. Once we had a few versions of that we decided to look for another spot to shoot. Just a few pedals lead us to a bridge with this beautiful wall and little ambient light. I instantly thought "silhouette!"
After reviewing the pictures on the computer I realised I need to be more careful in lighting the background more evenly. Practice, practice, practice!
Strobist Info:
Camera Settings - Canon 5D Mark III with and Canon EF 85mm f/1.2L II lens, Aperture f/6.3, Shutter Speed 125, ISO 100
*Main Light - Einstein 640 with 64 inch soft silver PLM (Parabolic Umbrella) with diffusion cover boomed above model and using feathered light
*Fill Light - Einstein 640 with 86 inch soft silver PLM (Parabolic Umbrella) with diffusion camera left
Strobe triggered remotely using PocketWizard MiniTT1 and Power MC2
Highway barriers ain't no thang
Chris Ralph
2x Nikon sb-26 set off by pocketwizards.
One flash camera left, the other behind the barrier to the right of the skater.
Seen a graphic designer today whose speciality doing lighting effects and thought it looked fun so thought I'd give it a try. Im pretty happy with my first try at this style, the original can be found a couple pages back on my photostream
be sure to check out www.facebook.com/pages/Casey-Moore-Photo-Design/131767323... and like it!
Another one of Heather during our quick test shoot couple weeks back. Definitely need to pull a proper shoot together and work with her again.
Over the weekend I was shown a couple more awesome locations that are real close. It really does pay to get out and explore your ea...you would be surprised at all the cool places right under your nose.
chickbot - MM#2327668
Strobist Info: ab1600 in octabox camera left triggered by pocketwizards.
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I love old Hollywood and I'm a huge fan of film noir. I hate doing self portraits. Tonight in a moment of love/hate. I combined those two things and got this.
I almost got it by myself but after a bunch of frames, I wasn't happy with any of them. I called in another set of eyes to help get my position just right. With that little bit of help we nailed it in just three frames. Special guest art director credit goes to Rebecca. :)
I was working on a graphic for work and I had the idea of dropping in one of the shot's of Eden into it. Decide to post it as something different. The picture itself was taken outdoors using one light.
Strobist: 120J in a 46" softlighter above camera, slightly to the left. Triggered by pocketwizards.
#330/365 Simple shot, but yesterday after work I checked out for the Holiday! So if you are enjoying Thanksgiving today just relax because that's what I plan on doing! To all of you who are not then relax anyways, I've talk to your boss and he said it was ok.
Strobist: SB-800 in 24" softbox camera left , triggered by pocketwizards
I'm on Twitter: @isayx3
This looks like a composite, but is actually a single shot. It's for the cover of the Quarter's new CD. If I had a bigger studio I would have been able to blow out the background to avoid the shadows, but I'll get rid of some of the more troublesome ones in Photoshop later.
This the first session with Pocket Wizards instead of my trusty Skyports. Lighting was 2 Sunpak 383's either side and slightly behind the band fired into softboxes with the front removed. Front light was a bare Canon 430EX.
I had a fair idea of how Chris was going to jump, so I got Ivan (on the left) to lean over a little so he'd be peeking through the gap.
This was like the second take and it worked out pretty good. Working with musicians is pretty good sometimes because when I count them in for the shot, they're on it. For some people it's like "1-2-3...blink!"
Self promo portrait used for online presence.
Info:
1 overgrown backyard
1 5d on 10 sec timer on a tripod
1 160w battery powered strobe from Denny's Mfg
1 set of pocket wizards.
1 blazing sun
Yes...I used pocket wizards...
Stone Sublimely Self-Rightous Black IPA Strobist: One Elinchrom 500 BRX in large soft box. Triggered with Pocketwizard MiniTT! and PlusX
We decided to do a last minute photoshoot late Friday evening because the sky had been killer all afternoon! Too bad the clouds moved away faster than we anticipated as the sky was much cooler just minutes before this shot.
Trying to get a panning shot while also timing his position for the flash was the hardest part. Not to mention it was getting pretty dark by this time.
Anywho...
Strobist: Vivitar 285HV camera right triggered via PocketWizards
Let's see....AlienBees AB1600 camera left in a strip bank, White Lightning 1600 camera gridded, overhead White Lightning 3200 in a strip bank, Einstein E640 in a softbox camera left providing rear edge light, overhead Elinchrom Style RX 1200 in a strip bank, AB1600 gridded camera left, and White Lighting 1600 gridded camera left. All triggered with PocketWizard ControlTL receivers.
See here for setup photo: blog.pocketwizard.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/20120621...
