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McDonnell Douglas MD-82

 

PHL - July 10-11, 2011

Mad Coffee Party in One Shot

Strobist: Oncam 430ex set at 50mm +1EC using a reflective umbrella above and to the side of the cup.

 

I am awestruck by the brolly. Look at all that beautiful diffusion!

 

I have four kids slumber-partying with me tonight as a b'day present for my friend Susan. Coffee is my friend!

   

Canon 5 d mk II

Iso 400, F 4.0,

Flashes:

Bare Canon 580EX behind left

Canon 550EX with CTO in lamp on right

Canon 580EX II trough umbrella in front

My favorite image of my 14 yr old Grandson, Joey. I said, "Do whatever you want."

First experiences with freed flashlights

I taught a strobe lesson in Shinjuku, with the help of the talented Youko Sunshine and makeup by Beauty By Alexandre. After we got the makeup on, it went fantastically. Thanks to everyone involved, and especially to David and Tom.

 

This one is heroin-chic. Apologies to Alexandre for murdering his makeup for the shot.

For Strobist Lighting 102

Unit 1.2 - Position (Distance)

Flash 30° Camera Right

Subject-Wall Dist: 32 in

Flash-Subject Dist: 6 ft

Flash Power: 1/2

Exposure: f/9.0 ISO 100

strobe light, model dancing

Subcity Says 'Stay Fresh' - 15/09/10 - SWG3

Model is Kate Jewell, she can be contacted at:

www.modelmayhem.com/k8jewell

This is an advancement of my previous shoots in the local nightclub I've been using for its dark area and strobe lights to capture multiple movements and exposures.

 

Where in the previous shoots i was capturing quick moments, in these shots I've captured moments over a lengthy period. Setting the camera on bulb shutter mode, getting the actors to act out a scene I don't know and getting another person to activate the strobe so the unpredictability of the shot is greatly increased and we get a nice shot made up of moments randomly selected by a number of people.

 

This is part of my exploration of temporality and capturing moments that normally pass quickly or moments we cannot stop and see the detail in

 

Any comments and critisisms are really welcome and will help me with my analysis.

strobe light, model dancing

Strobe light captures water streaming from the kitchen faucet, forming drops

Fired a strobe very fast (faster then once a second) and shot a long exposure.

 

The strobe light was to the top right of the model and a I had 4 foot circular reflector about 3 feet behind him on the left. He was a about 10 feet from a wall which wasn't being lit by the strobe. Between strobe fires the room was 100% black.

 

The only photoshop was adjusting the colors on the raw image and some sharpening, the overlay was achieved by the lighting.

Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XSi

Manual Exposure

Tv( Shutter Speed )1/250

Av( Aperture Value )20.0

Evaluative Metering

ISO Speed100

EF50mm f/1.8 II

White Balance Mode 6000K

AF ModeManual focusing

Sharpness5

Contrast2

Saturation4

Color tone2

Color SpacesRGB

 

430 EXII Full power into Interfit 24"X40" softbox high left

 

Flashpoint slave full power right of bowl

Werribee open range zoo. Hippopotamus viewing platform (mockup boat).

Front Angle (1) with strobe lighting

Hard rocker...

 

Messing with the strobes, I like the harshness of the direct strobe right in front of her. Gives the larger than life shadow and eye light.

Canon G10 Powershot Ys110a strobe

Kostrena (Cro)

We went up to the park and experimented with different distances, apertures, and light power.

 

www.flickr.com/photos/tags/levitation/interesting/

So during Roomet's time over in the UK for Scoot-Fest he pretty much destroyed everything, apart from this one time. During the tour he learnt front flairs of which we got a dope photo of at ATB skatepark in Swindon. Then it came to the official practice session at Rush skatepark for Scoot-Fest. It all went a bit pair shaped and Roomet ended up pretty much using his face as foot. Thank god he had his helmet on!

 

Body \ Nikon D800

Lens \ Sigma 15mm Fisheye

Strobe \ Canon 540EZ @ 1/16 power 90mm Left

Strobe \ Canon 540EZ @ 1/16 power 80mm Right

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