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Michael Taylor, representing Canon, at our inaugural Photographer Fight Club.
Pentax 645D
Pentax 645 D FA 55mm.
Lighting - Charcoal Grey background. Gridded Beauty Dish powered by Profoto Pro-7a as the main light. 2 medium size rectangular softboxes behind that were adding rimlight (powered by Profoto compacts). Strobes triggered with PocketWizards.
Chris Willson
her first time doing a photoshoot. not bad in my opinion
Strobe:
AB800 with reflective brolly 1/4 power
Gel'd AB800 in the back 1/1 power
More of the shoot here ( www.joshchiu.com/dakota )
After a haircut, time for family shots. He was not really convinced about the shooting, but some captures turned out very nicely.
Strobist info: SB 900 through s-t umbrella from 4 o'clock. Triggered by SU 800, Nikon CLS AWL.
Sun from 10 o'clock for backlight.
Explore #486, 20.08.2013
This is my first time trying the strobe technique....i love the effects and love the way the sky is clear while the model's face is bright enough.....
Its great to learn something new.....will now try to use it more often...
B800 @ 1/16th left bare
B800 @ 1/8th right thru umbrella
This shot was for shits and giggles.
Meet my friend Vic.
For Macro Mondays "Collectables and Souvenirs" theme.
A statue I found laying around the house. I used a strobe from above give it some drama and some fairy lights to add in some background bokeh.
If you're interested in raising the bar on your lighting whether for portraits or boudoir please join me!
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A booth demonstrating optically triggered studio strobes. It we was a bit of a challenge trying to get the strobes to go off for you with quite a few people triggering them with their cameras at the same time.
Soo 4512 has it all....intact class lights, intact orange paint, intact "classic" Milwaukee Road horn, and a functioning strobe light. A product past regulations set upon railroads, all but a few locomotives on the CP system still retain them in a working state. Annoying to some, fascinating to me. Another one of those simple things that has gone AWOL from most of today's railroading scene. Nashotah Siding, G67. September 12th, 2013
The hidden power of fashion! Fabulous 50th back! New dress - new model!
Fashion session with JenkasFashion. Dress and head piece by couture Evgenia Luzhina-Salazar (www.luzhina.com/). Winner of Helen Hayes Awards 2010. Nominee for the National Award in Public Relations "Silver Archer". Studio shooting in Washington DC.
Model: gorgeous Roxanne Wright (New York).
Nikon D60 + Hasselblad Carl Zeiss Planar T* 80mm f2.8 .
Here I used 4 Norman light (Thanks to Maryjo again) : large soft cube on top on crane, one Norman ML400 strobe trough screen, one Norman ML400 with snoot and one Norman with umbrella - backlight. Adding one countur light helping me to create more dynamic photo.
Tonight we went to check out some water nearby. But the light was super boring so we tried out a bit of strobing. I got my trousers wet and too bad that there were no straw rolls but the results were pretty nice for a strobist beginner :)
A picture i made quite a while ago for an art class assignment. I think the model looks like a hindu goddess with many arms :) (and i know that shiva is a man, but i just liked the name 'strobe shiva')
I've heard the expression, "That's like comparing apples to oranges". They must be opposites.
Strobe info: Two Vivitar 285 set at 1/16 power. One above and slightly left. The other is at camera right. There's also a small slave flash shooting up from bottom right and bounced off a large white reflector.
The challenge was trying not to get any bright reflections off of the apple. The orange was easy to light with the textured skin.
1 flash with a diffuser dome | Zoom 105mm | power 1/2 | Placed on the left of the subject | triggered by pop-up flash Camera (Nikon D7000)
model: www.instagram.com/jenny_p_model/
More Strobing plus ambient lightings (rest upload tomorrow).
sb-700 with shoot thru umbrella to the left, 400w monolight to the right with beauty dish. Triggered by rf-602. Colors changing ambient light (LED) behind the mirror, part of the club new renovation. Somebody else umbrella to the right isn't mine. Same background below where too much strobe kills the ambient lighting using a faster shutter speed. At Neighbour nightclub.
Day 107/365. 3/27/11
Matt in the stairwell. I really like this shot. 2 Nikon SB-50DXs
50mm ~ f/8.0 ~ ISO 100 ~ 1/125s
My attempt at automotive lighting with strobes :)
Used a 580ex II at 1/4 power and ran around car lol. Only got to try it 3 times before the flash batteries died... note to self - RECHARGE beforehand!
Not to sure about the drums in the foreground, maybe better if they were on fire?
Model: Danica Torres
HMUA: Pinoygraphers (Leslie)
Lingerie: Danica Torres
Location: Orchid Country Club, Singapore
Organized by: P.O.P.s
Photographer: Ed Bas
This poster was made for one of my fall semester classes. We had to choose a digital artist, and then make a poster of our favorite artist/song combination to mimic that artist's style.
The artist I chose was Paul Tebbott, but I pretty much ended up completely diverging from that style by the end of the piece. The artist is deadmau5 (favorite electronic artist ever) and the song is strobe. I hope you guys like it!
for the !afterclass! off camera topic. a little exercise in shutterspeed in combination with a flash.
strobe: SB600, 1/32 on the right, triggered through CLS, snooted
Playing around with some new stuff from Rosco... the gel people.
This is my first attempt at putting one of the Rosco 3" gobos to use for strobist-style photography. I started by just putting the gobo in front of the strobe and got pretty much what I expected: either a blurry image or a tiny image. It was blurrier with the gobo closer to the flash and tinier, but sharper with the gobo closer to the paper background. Adding a Fresnel lens between the gobo and the paper background allowed me to focus the image on the background and create some pretty cool effects. Since this was a fire patterned gobo, I threw a red gel from the Strobist Gel Collection on the strobe for some extra color.
A DIY strobe made from parts laying around.
Comparison shot against a (balancing) Sony HVL-42 set to 105mm.
No bells or whistles. Just two power levels and a variable 120Hz strobe mode.
I really should put together something better, but since I bought a few YN640's...