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Lighting as my flash. Wrong angle at the perfect strike. I actually caught Mister Lightning's toes, but it's not worthy to show.
From the results of the previous shot where the strobe was too fast I slowed it down to a slower rate and captured this image which freezes the subject almost how I want to do with my original idea. Still however it isn't as clear as the method I've used where you layer up multiple exposures (such as in my skiing images) More images are on the way, I'm just putting them together atm. Stay tuned!
Three separate handheld frames taken under the railway bridge in Macclesfield by the station.
Combined using layers and masks in Photoshop, then pimped up a bit using Topaz Adjust and Topaz Detail.
my good friend and great photographer, Steve (strobe_n)
we did a photoshoot at the San Luis Obispo Mission courtyard.
... this was my best of the day.
..thanks for letting me use your camera, Steve.. :o)
Learning to use my SB800 and SB600 off camera. With onboard flash I have three available.
Trying to learn portrait. As you can see, this photo looks somewhat flat. I notice the shadows and feel I can fix that. However, how does one get that pop or 3D'ish look to my portraits?
Is there a way to place the strobes to bring about depth? Do you put them close on low power...far on high power..etc...
This shot was taken in a sunroom with lots of big windows. However, it was early evening. The celing is light brown so no bounce. Flashes were about 45 degrees. One on each side of camera. Camera was several feet behind flashes using 70-200 zoom lens.
Thanks for any advice.
First attempt at light painting with a single strobe and diffuser. Multiple flashes in a dark environment, 30 sec exposure.
I had no one to help me out with a photo tonight so I decided to take a little self portrait. After I took the photo I really like how my strobe was the focus of the photo. I personally don't like taking photos of myself so I'd rather hide my face and give the focus to my beautiful Alien Green Strobes.
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