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credit to amri for capture this photo

 

Strobist info: SB-600 1/8 power handheld left, FL-36R 1/16 handheld right, trigger from cls system

From my first strobe meetup, two lovely ladies - Alex & Shelly

 

Strobe Info: One Nikon SB-900 used from the front, triggered via Yong Nuo remote trigger. No umbrella used for this shot! Flash power was set to 1/4

 

There walks a lady we all know

Who shines white light and wants to show

How evrything still turns to gold.

And if you listen very hard

The tune will come to you at last.

When all are one and one is all

To be a rock and not to roll.

 

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Led Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven

experiments with strobe flash

Shot while out strobing at the Esplanade, Penang.

 

Strobist: SB600 @ 1/64 power above camera left

 

Credit: Nabelon

@ NOS Alive 2014 (Dia 10)

SB600 under the glass table

Commander Mode

Internal flash manual mode 1/64

External flash manual mode 1/2

@ NOS Alive (dia 11)

The floriculturist of our household reminded me that I nearly killed this orchid at one point in its life, by moving it suddenly from shade to sun. I seem to have forgotten. Perhaps I was thinking of trying a Darwinian experiment.

Lighting: on-camera flash used (with mirror) to trigger slave strobe from right. Same background as in the other shot.

Went to my first APG meeting and had a great time. Was quite intimidated but got through it. Was happy with the results since it is my very first studio shoot of any kind :)

Strobist info:

SB-24 with umbrella left

SB-28 bare right

Yellow strobe light at a railroad crossing in Belton, MO

Lisenced Clinical Social Worker

Taken 6/30/09.

 

Inspired, at least subconsciously, by many of the photos in Dustin Diaz's stream. If you haven't seen it yet, check it out.

 

Strobist: Canon 420ex to camera left at full power (I can't set it to anything else) and Vivitar 285 at 1/2 power to camera right. Both snooted, both pointed towards my face.

Lucky strobe catch as this 3(F) Squadron jet clears the fence at Coningsby.

@ NOS Alive (dia 11)

Sesion de fotos tomadas durante la reunion del grupo de fotografos de Mexicali el Miercoles 15 de Abril en ¨El Lugarcito de Enrique¨

three strobes, bare heads

right-1/4th 430ex 105mm

center- 1/8th 480ex 35(i think)mm

left- 1/4 580ex 105mm

 

Trying out the multi mode on my YongNuo strobe.

The strobe on my Technics SL-1950

 

note: first of my uploads with a pro account

 

noteynote: i ordered the XSi! im so exited!!!

This installation toys with concepts of light and space. Large glass domes are lit sporadically with a gentle strobe. This is erected in the same corridor as the pencil marks on the wall, which chart an uncompromising journey. The corridor connotes, for me, a personal space. An anonymous, yet shared space on which I feel urged to make an indelible mark. The light installation is more temporary, the light in the darkness existing as a metaphor for process, an illumination of clarity. the piece challenged me to consider form and shape, mirroring and symmetry. The symmetrical effect of the placing of the glass balls, the dark and the strobe, give an impression of parrellellism and infinity.

 

Long Exposure, Multi-strobe, Motion

 

SB-800 above right manually fired... Color edited ONLY in Photshop using Filters.

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