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Strobist Info:
1 x SB 600 at 1/8 power behind subject as hair light, gelled
Triggered wirelessly by Hahnel Combi Radio Poppers
1 x SB 600 at front of subject at 1/16 power
Nikon D700 with Nikkor 24-70mm f/2.8
Probably the best of the lot this one! Working from previous shoots we changed somethings. The balloon was popped from a different angle and we added glitter to the mix to create the starry sparkle effect. I love the nebula/spacey effect we got in this shot. Still a work in progress so comments / criticisms welcome!!!
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Now, when I was a little boy
At the age of five
I had somethin' in my pocket
Keeps a lot of folks alive
Now I'm a man
Turnin' twenty one
You know, baby
We can have a lot of fun
I'm a man
I spell M-A-N
Woah, I'm a man
All you pretty women
Standin' in line
I can make a love to you, baby
In an hours time
I'm a man
I spell M-A-N
Woah, I'm a man
Goin' back down
To Kansas town
To bring back the second cousin
Little Johnny the Conqueroo
I'm a man
I spell M-A-N
Woah, I'm a man
The line I shoot
Will never miss
The way I make love to 'em
They can't resist
I'm a man
I spell M-A-N
Woah, I'm a man
Woah, I'm a man
(Black strobe - i'm a man)
High speed strobe capture of water drop using SB at 1/16 reflected off fill card used for spectral highlighting.
60mm lens 1/250 sec at f9.0 ISO 400
How To Link...
strobist.blogspot.com/2009/05/how-to-photograph-water-dro...
By Patrick Raimondi-Taylor, Year 13 (A2 Photography)
Created using a powerful strobe light on a long exposure
I've seen a few shots that I like recently in which everything seems blown out from the front. This is my effort.
I have two strobes at 1/2 power through white umbrellas about 5 feet from the subject on either side. 50mm f/1.4
@ ISO 200 | f/5.6 | 125th shutter | trigged with Cactus v2 radio trigger... it's the worst. don't get one. spend more money on something else.
photography course thurrock 1994....dark room strobe light plenty of thrashing about, done loads of these....this wasn't the best one!
Hennie came along for a slightly different beach shoot, wearing a red garage overall rather than a bathing suit. Make up by Patricia van Eijk (Caralindavisagie.com)
Lighting details: Left of the camera, at Hennie's eyes height, is a 250Ws strobe with a soft box. Immediately right of the camera is a small reflector. All other light is daylight. Shot right after sundown.
portrait lighting practice..
thanks for your help, steve!
strobist info: a Vivitar 283 (tethered) camera right, 43" shoot thru umbrella, 6' stand, 45° to subject. Vivitar 283 camera left, slave, blue gel, laying on a table, pointing at steve's back.
Lighting info: beauty dish with white sock camera left, 18cm spot camera right. Shot through window.
Broncolor strobe with medium soft box 45 degrees on the left, picolight about 30 degrees on the right.
Nice flowers and room decoration, playing with the strobe for learning.
430EX Bounced on the wall to the left, triggered via Speedlite ST-E2
I got a new Alien Bees Ringflash (ABR800) to shoot the class photos at my kiddo's school. This is my attempt at trying to figure out how to use it (most of an afternoon). I'm still waiting for delivery of my Pocket Wizards so that I can have a 550EX behind the subject to edgelight the hair. I have the ABR800 with the 30" Moon Unit on a stand slightly above the height of the subject, pointed down. I'm shooting with the Canon 5D Mk II and a Contax 85/1.4 at f/11. I am at the minimum focusing distance. The strobe is set between 1/4th and 1/8th power. 1/125th sec, ISO 100. These notes are mostly for me so I remember what the hell I did.