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Head: LeLutka Korina
Skin: Clef de Peau Bianca
Hair: Tableau Vivant \\ Pearl hair
Tune: Karen O - Rapt
i'll be off for four days for Singapore (excited :D).. i'll view and comment your stream once i get back...
on action: ruth & jed
location: batlag falls, tanay, rizal, philippines
shot taken last: august 21, 2011
image info:
nikon d90
18-200mm lens @ 18mm focal length
iso : 200
exposure : 1/15s
aperture : f/10.0
w/o filter
camera set in manual
handheld
strobing info:
nikon speedlight SB-900 extended flash with diffuser stand at lower right side with tripod, set @ 105mm zoom, mode: TTL @ comp. -2.0
post process info:
natural light, no crop and no hdr.
picasa 3.0 (adjusment of sharpen, glow, tuning and watermark)
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flickr lounge: rule of thirds...doing a light painting meetup workshop this week, so was experimenting with some ideas
98-0056 C-17A 176TH WG Elmendorf AFB ALASKA ANG USAF. Reach 153 taxis off Rwy 06 after a late arrival into RAF Lakenheath.
Studioportrait for Isabella
Elinchrom strobe in an Elinchrom Deep Octa 100cm. Reflector beneath and an Elinchrom striplight in the back.
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A great advantage of the studio is the complete control of the light.
Model : Julie Duperier
Make-up artist : Bettina Lucas
Director : Nicolas Dehe
Walking from St Pancras to the Tube station, I happened to walk past this connecting tunnel from Kings Cross. Thinking it would make a cool photo, I doubled back through the herds of commuters.
Focus stack (31 images) Shot with two off-camera strobes (Godox AD200 Pro/Godox XPro II L). Flash A, bare bulb, mounted to overhead boom placed ablove subject, bouned off 32 inch white umbrella. Flash B, round head, camera right 30 degrees, 45 degrees above table.
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Image created from multiple exposures blended together in Photoshop layers using the "Lighten" blend mode. All exposures were taken with a single Einstein strobe with a 22" beauty dish attached to a boom arm. Send me a FlickrMail message, and I'll be more than happy to send you some information on mostly how I photograph this style and what equipment I use.
A leftover image from Orchidmania 2008. Red Cymbidium hybrid in the lobby near a black cabinet. Strobed. (Data doesn't say the flash fired; maybe I didn't strobe it.)
I haven't used my flashes in a bit, so i decided to experiment on a 1:18 Diecast Gallardo I baught last year.
What do you guys think of it?
Strobe set-up for mini photo studio at event.
1st Strobe Yongnuo 560 Strobe above and right of camera through softbox 1/32 power.
2nd Strobe Yongnuo 560 Strobe below and right of camera through shoot through sheet of tissue paper at 1/64
3rd Strobe Yongnuo 560 Strobe left of camera shoot through softbox 1/64 power
4th Strobe Yongnuo 560 Strobe far right behind subject pointed at ceiling above subject 1/64 power.
Software:
Tethering: Darktable
Editing: Aftershot Pro and GIMP
Me and Lars went to a place in umeå called Gammlia to take som night photos. ended up playing with strobes. :)
Post and run kinda shot! lol, would check your awesome streams in a while.
One bare strobe behind model @ 1000 power and illuminated her face by a single light through umbrella (@ her right) that wasn't triggered.
Daffodil in a vase, lit by Pixapro Pika 200 Pro strobes. Background lit by a Pika at 1/32 power fitted with a standard reflector. Both sides of the vase lit by a Pika in a Stripbox, behind and to the sides of the subject directed to either side of the vase. To be honest, I think it worked better with a red rose.
Strobist info: One Sigma ef-500 super dg placed on the table triggered using a cactus v2 radio trigger
One of those dull days so time to experiment. A flash on full power under the tree with nice coloured leaves on the path and mess around with DOF and ambient light... its a million miles away but there's promise. Have a great week, thanks for previous comments.
This is from an old sequence; I just wanted to show the strobe framed with the subject and here is the result
This was fun. First time I tried capturing smoke I was pretty lazy so didn't take time to set it up and so had to do a lot of cleaning up in post. This time I set it up right, black background and everything. I even took the time to gel the flash for different colors (made gels out of those colorful report covers). All I pretty much did in post is increased the contrast and put the different colors together in PS.
Its amazing how much time you save by taking the time to do something right the first time :D
For ODC "Smoke
Strobist. Vivitar camera right angled down at smoke. White paper to reflect light on opposite side of smoke opposite the flash. DIY gels on flash.
Took this using the Fuji 80mm macros, so I could compress the perspective and bring the Godox MF-12 flash head into the picture along with the dying flower
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A series of flowers thrown in the air and an attempt to freeze them with strobes. All composited together to make a heart.