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LP120 through umbrella high camera left, LP120 snooted camera right. d80 50mm 1/200th f/1.4
I was experimenting with zero ambient light, creating all the light from my two strobes.
Practising again with strobes bare 580 left shoot thru umbrella 580 right and behind, thought I had better crop his ugly head off even if it does stuff the composition, just about the light
Strobist info: D300s on long exposure, subject is exposed by the flash test button on the SB600.
Appart from corpping and colour correction, no Photoshop has been used in creating these.
Photography and post processing: Myself
Model: Samantha Cimino
Location: My apartment
This photo was taken using a tilt-shift lens <3
My roommate Samantha and her friend Irina decided to paint the shopping cart I used for This picture
Early 1950s Lau NiteAire box fan.
Shot with a single Novatron 2100C head with umbrella, placed about 6 feet away from the fan and angled about 40° above horizontal, manually fired three times with the TEST button.
Just a picture of my wal-mart stobe light I got a few years ago. I'd really like to take pictures of more UV reactive items. I just have to find some.
Strobist info:
Bare light camera right 2 O'clock
22" Beauty dish boomed above and left 7 O'clock
grided flash bottom camera left 7 O'clock
Bare flash to backdrop camera right 3 O'clock
Nikon D3 1/90 f/4.8 ISO 4500 I used one SB-800 on a Nano stand triggered by pocket wizards. I used a snot on the strobe pointed at the pilot and panned left (back) to add visual effect of movement. This is part of the Personal Courage Wing in the Museum. The North American Aviation P-51 Mustang was an American long-range single-seat fighter aircraft that entered service with Allied air forces in the middle years of World War II. As well as being economical to produce, the Mustang was a fast, well-made, and highly durable aircraft. The definitive version of the single-seat fighter was powered by the Packard V-1650-3, a two-stage two-speed supercharged 12-cylinder Packard-built version of the legendary Rolls-Royce Merlin engine, and (the P-51D) were armed with six of the aircraft version of the .50 caliber (12.7 mm) Browning machine guns.
From left to right:
Reliable Flexo /-/ Cool Cactus KF36 (wearing a summer blue gel) /-/ Mister Yongnuo 460 mark II
This time strobes ARE the posing models! It was quite difficult to light this scene as most of my strobes were the subjects of the photo!
Strobist info:
- Yongnuo 460 mark II camera right through white umbrella.
- Silver umbrella camera left for light reflection on the flexo.
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You can read the related post in my blog / Puedes leer la entrada relacionada en mi blog:
imnophotographer.blogspot.com/2011/03/cl-3-luz-de-mochila...
Wish I had two strobes when shooting this Juvenile Orbiculair batfish, than it would be better to see he's looking up and down at the same time!! Wouldn't it be need if we could do that?
I've never used a strobe light I've had since my early teenage years for, well, anything. I finally decided to whip it out and do some long-exposure shots with a really slow strobe. After 10 minutes of shooting, I was rather nauseous, but a couple of the photos turned out pretty well.
For the self-portrait challenge: Transparent, Empty (dryer), Illusions.
Photographs of Karting at Thruxton Racing Circuit, Andover, Hampshire on 4th February 2016.
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