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Took some time today to expand on my challenge of photographing smoke. I ended up with 11 interesting photo's that show how amazing a single trail of smoke can appear when captured in a photograph and "colorized" to enhance some of the details. Like flames in a fire or clouds in the sky, these smoke trails can - with a little imagination - become nearly anything!
Photographs were taken of smoke rising from a single incense stick, using two (2) off camera strobes set at varying power levels ranging from 1/2 power to 1/8 power. One flash was set at just over 90 degrees to the camera (to reduce lens glare). The second strobe was set in front of the smoke and below the incense stick facing upwards.
Smoke-Champagne Vapor Trail (4599)
Comments and constructive feedback are always appreciated!
Strobe on high power with beauty dish above and very slightly to right hand side/front of model. Strobe on medium power with soft box pointing to background. Triggered via remote rf. Huge reflector below scene pointing white to model.
Model: Ashley Gosiengfiao
Full Set Here:
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Studio shoot with two strobes in soft boxes, main flash camera left at 1/4 power and second at 16th power camera right..
Bit of a test we tried at the Essex group shoot.
The background was white and there was quite a bit of ambient light which made this pigging difficult. Much easier on a black background in a dark room.
580EX II camera left, 554EZ camera right both set in "Multi" mode at 3Hz, 6 flashes and 1/32 power. Triggered with RF-602 wireless.
Model: Sophie
Hair: Carrie & Emma
Make-up: Emma
Strobist
Key: SB-900 through softbox
Fill (under): SB-900 through brolly
Hair: SB-900 through grid spot
I picked up a two light Photogenic Power Light 1250 strobe kit at an estate sale last Saturday...set them up and gave them a spin yesterday...very pleased with how they work.
The fortune teller
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Its been quiet sometime, I have done concept photography. Due to office work I'm not able to manage time. This time I decided to do something quick with my younger son as trusted model.
Enjoy the moment !!!!
The shot:
Three light setup.
one soft box on left with F8.
one strobe behind the subject at 1/2 power in snoot.
one flash at minimum power inside the lantern
Camera Canon 5D Mark III,
Aperture f 8
Exposure 1/125
Focal Length 35 mm
ISO Speed - 125
Set Up _ 2 strob with square softbox in front of model, 2 strob with square softbox in side of model for sidelight & 1 more strob with square softbox in the back for background.
Sp / Sp.
Flash Force Attack :
- 580 ex ii - 1/2 power - 45 degrees model´S right.
- 430 ex ii - 1/2 power 70mm zoom - direct on the graffitti.
Single light above and LHS of frame with soft box on quarter power, single light behind model with dark purple gel attached on high power.
It's been to long since I've played around with the strobes in class. I debated for awhile whether or not to upload this shot or the Black&Whtie version. I went with this one. (Duh) What do you think?
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Camera info:
Canon T1i, Canon EF 135mm f/2L, f/8, 1/200s, ISO 100
Strobist Info:
-AlienBee B800 shot through a Reflective umbrella boomed above camera and in front of subject. 8 feet high and 5 feet away from subject. 1/8 Power
-AlienBee B800 shot through a White Beauty Dish camera left 5 feet high & 5 feet from subject. 1/2 power
-AlienBee B800 with 9 inch reflector behind subject for rim. 1/2 Power
-Flash trigged with CyberSync triggers
Comments? Crit?
Canon EOS 7D
EF24-70mm f/2.8L USM
This was a fun shot of my brother. Thanks bro for letting me hold you hostage for a few hours! Taken at Golden Gards a few hours before sunset. I originally had an idea of my head much like a photo of an athlete leaving the locker room to enter the stadium shot from behind but my brain just wasn't giving me the shot I wanted!
Instead of my moving all my lights, I quickly recomposed and shot against the nearest wall for a quick headshot.
Strobist info: I changed things up a little bit by adding a
nikon speedlite through a cowboy studio softbox on the ground pointed up at him for a nice fill.
A canon 430exII was place behind him and my camera left for the rim to light on his cheek and help cut up his jawline.
The Key is another 430EXII camera right and just above his head.
Captured: 30/08/2016 15:24:31
Camera: NIKON D750 (NIKON CORPORATION)
Lens: 150.0-600.0 mm f/5.0-6.3
Focal Length: 200 mm
ISO Speed: 200
Aperture: f/8
Shutter Speed: 1/640 sec
Shot by the awesome videographer, Josh Knepper!
Ry held two strobes (580EX & 430EX on 1/8 power shot through umbrellas triggered by Alien Bees CyberSync triggers) directly behind Stephanie.
More on the high-speed strobe project:
vincenta.scripts.mit.edu/home/index.php?option=com_conten...
and yes, that is a paper towel in the back.
As it turns out, my roommate just happened to have a homemade strobe light that's great for photographing stuff like splashes. So, I tried it out tonight.
Strobed with one light, one reflector setup, light from back of the watch, top position. angled to avoid reflection on watch. flags and black cards to control light spill. NO PS, Just a little bit of lightroom for color correction.
Captured using Sync and Delay, with a microphone sensor and delay of 1.4 ms.
PC: Vincent T, Kiran W, Christina S, Anish P, for MIT 6.163 Fall 2015
MacroMonday: Framed
I've decided I want to focus on using my sb600 for the next month -- so I pulled out "Hot Shoe Diaries" and I'm going to spend the month on shooting with my flash off-camera. Hopefully I will be able to resist the urge to go and buy another one. I'm really wanting an sb800 or 900... if only money grew on trees, right?