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Sunpak 383 held above the flowers, triggered using Gadget Infinity radio trigger and taken with Ricoh GR Digital (GRD).
One strobe fired from the balcony at 1/4 power, full CTO gel zoomed at 24mm. Triggered with PocketWizards Plus II.
I think this had something to do with a Fashonista exhibit, but it was just too cool to do long exposures and a strobe light :)
Little experimentation for my art project. Filming movement within space, effect created using a strobe light.
The J30 strobes removed from the light bar, replaced with two steady burning red lights to the front (it's a California thing) and rear altering amber flashers to the rear.
"the Barn", Steenokkerzeel, BELGIUM
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This image was shot for a sequence in which we demonstrate how to create different moods within the same setting by just changing the light.
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I got a really great strobe and umbrella/soft box for Hannukah last month, but I haven't been able to use them yet. The stand's still in the mail coming for China or somewhere, as all my parents were willing to get was the cheapest wholesale stuff from Ebay. (But I'll take what I can get!) Meanwhile, I'm using this shitty little tungsten thing I found in my attic. I can angle it around and everything, but it makes editing so much more work than it needs to be. Aurora came over and I tried my best. I hate that light.
This Ford F750 had LED strobe lights installed at Shore Cellular so it can be seen in construction and high traffic areas where it is used.
this is my first attempt at strobe light photography. It did not turn out exactly how I planned or hoped at all.
If there is any information anyone can give me on how to properly shoot with a strobe light would be great! :)
"Strobe Light Mood"
Modelo: Victor Coba.
Styling: Alberto Bravo Mondragón.
Maquillaje: Libbys Gallardo Mendoza.
Altura 52-58MM Step-Up Adapter Ring mounted on the Snoot with a [1 of 9] Neewer® 58MM Color Lens Filter
This is another shot of the same sculpture. I only have the one strobe to the side in this one to provide a little contrast between the layers.
Trying out some strobist stuff. The bottle was placed on top of an upturned glass vase. I put a SB900 into the vase and flagged it off with some black foam board. Flash to left and right for rimlight at 1/16 th power modded with shootthrough and sb on zoom 105mm.
Table added post process.
Beer enjoyed post process :P