For Strobist Lighting 102

Unit 1.2 - Position (Distance)

Flash 30° Camera Right

Subject-Wall Dist: 32 in

Flash-Subject Dist: 12 ft

Flash Power: 1/1

Exposure: f/9.0 ISO 200

Some were shot in ISO 400/800 and all were shot in manual mode exposure

Flash Strobe testing.

This was acutally shot by my friend Matt Wood. We were working on flash technique one night and were playing with the strobe feature.

Unfortunatly, I look rather pyschotic in these pics!

@ SBSR (dia 17)

Playing with strobes and reflectors in class. Thanks for the shot M!

mi flat m8

f/16.4 @ 1/250 sec

Photo of ICP TA Chris Villafuerte.

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Small Strobes, Big Results Lighting workshop with David Tejada. Indianapolis '08

© Scott Henson/hensonimages.com

Strobist: one SB-800 bounced off the wall

model: Rachel and Chris

Managed to do some PP in this photo... I don't know if you like it but I do ; ) Hope you will, too...

I borrowed my bf's strobes :)

Today was shopping day! I got some summer clothes.

This picture is hard to look at. Sorry!

One disco-goer's head during an indoor party. Cool effect, but a bit noisy.

What do you think? Leave a comment, and follow me on Twitter: @joshuafolks

Playing around with strobes.

Blue bowl

this was my first strobe with a real wedding couple and this one has been colour boost just to eliminate the 'dullness' of it.

2 strobe setup. 1 camera left with shoot thru umbrella and 1 behind the subject

@ SBSR (dia 17)

The exposure was open long enough to get a bunch of flahes from the strobe...made for a really crazy effect.

another situation it would be nice to have someone else around to take a picture of...aish, cold+singe AA battery flash + veeery long exposure...472 seconds...

2 strobe setup. 1 camera right with shoot thru umbrella and 1 behind the subject

me boy

Shot with AlienBees Einstein through a large Octabox on camera left and with Godox AD200 with medium softbox with grid on camera right, AB400s on the background to make it white.

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10/52

This is with flash added to the daylight, I can definitely tell a difference between this and just the daylight. You can still see the background and colors but he stands out more with the flash on him. I can see how it makes the photo look more 3D and not as flat.

With flash added, I really like how this came out since now he looks light enough and you can also see the background nicely too.

Model: Niña Kwan-Isidro

Lights-man: Federick Alegrado

Gunner: Jacie Carvajal

Props: JT Desquitado

Producer: Jupiter Isidro

Photography: Adam Almendras

Weird camera movment of passing patrol car with LED emergency lights and standard strobe lights.

National Certified MA

a 4th of july video i thought i lost it,

my goofy sister is the one at the end, the nut craker'

I took some portrait pics for practice at my gallery show thing. here's some of the good ones, mainly so the subjects can download the big versions.