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Without the border effects!
Strobe Info:
Yongnuo 560-II Strobe to right of camera close to subject bounced from white umbrella. 1/4 power.
Yongnuo 560 Strobe to left of camera bounced of white celling. 1/4 power.
Large white reflector to right of subject.
Silver reflectors on ground.
Triggered by Yongnuo RF-600tx
Black background
Camera D3100
Software: Aftershot Pro & Gimp
Explored link: flickr.com/explore/interesting/2012/12/15/page39
This is Rebecca. From an earlier shoot.
Strobe notes: 2ft softbox front left, blue gel on open light rear right.
Strobe stuff: Key light; Xplor 600PRO with a snoot @ 1/4th power high camera right and quite a way away. Hair light Flashpoint Zoom R2 manual flash through a Rogue Flash Bender used as a snoot 1/4 power, camera left and behind the model. Another Flashpoint Zoom R2 manual camera right through a Rogue Flash Bender 25 degree grid @ 1/4 power, and pointed at the wall to add a bit of dimension.
Model: Yana
A daisy made my day .. Canon 250D with 18*55 lense at 55 + hoya macro lense +10 . F11 1/200 iso 100 , 1 external strobe , no crop .
Not that this strobist business is easy.
But strobe self-portraits are really tough to manage.
(Strobist info: Single Pentax AF540FGZ with snoot made from Jever beer sixpack cardboard, shooting from the right side at 1/64, angle slightly upwards from below face, shot through white cloth - for lack of umbrella -, triggered by on-camera flash in control mode.
Oh gawd do I feel geeky when I use all that gobbledegook!
But I have found out a funny way to work without a light stand: Just set up my tripod, mount my old Super A on it, and use its flash shoe to hold the strobe - works perfectly!)
Legg Park, Meridian Township, Michigan
Pearl crescent butterfiles are common throughout most of North America and inhabit open areas. This particular group was spotted along a path following a high voltage power line in Legg Park. The area was densly overgrown with tall sedges, joe pye weed, bergamot, thistle and milkweed.
Shot with single off-camera strobe (Leica SF 60/Leica C1 trigger), camera left. modified with MagMod MagSphere
@Mike Orazzi, 2019.
Stephanie
Strobist: AB800 1/32 power, to my right, with a shoot through umbrella, SB800 1/8 power, back right for her hair, both set off with CyberSyncs.
Taken a couple of years ago. Redone in Lightroom. Just love this.
software and Coral Paint Shop Pro X6....
Evolution of a water figure revealed by strobing at 100hz (10ms). mic trigger and flash controlled by StopShot. See www.cognisys-inc.com
Our assignment at We’re Here! on Wednesday, March 7th, was light bulb.
This is a Halloween strobe light sitting on black glass.
With thanks to Joanna
Using high speed strobes on location.
DSC_1782
We've had a lot of rain, so this location I had earmarked for this shoot was on its way to a bog like state, but what a great day for a shoot with good strong light to play against. So much good light, that even under this canopy, a 500th was needed to bring the background under control. Despite the light, October is pushing it for outdoor shoots and both Joanna and I started to feel that cooling air. Yikes, here comes Winter!
Nikon D800
Sigma 50mm @ F2.8 / 1/500th
ISO 160
2 HSS strobes camera left and back at 1/16th, single Triopo strobe (love this brand) camera right at 1/4.
Some slight grading in LR.