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We cruised around Bristol looking for a few more sports to potentially hit up for shots. Ive always had this nasty brick bank to warlike in mind but its without a doubt one for the big wheels and Scott rides big wheels!
Body \ Nikon D800
Lens \ Sigma 15mm Fisheye
Strobe \ Canon 540EZ @ 1/16 power 90mm Right
Strobe \ Canon 540EZ @ 1/8 power 80mm Far Left
Triggers \ Pocket Wizards
2010 Christmas Pictures - Took Some Of These For Our Christmas Cards
Strobist Info:
1 Nikon SB800 Bounced Off An Umbrella (On The Right) Triggered By Built In Flash - Lit From The Left With A Window.
Canon Speedlite 58EXII @ 1/4 shot through Phottix 36" white umbrella...above Jack...triggered by Elinchrom Skyports.
the BEFORE & AFTER pic for whoever is wondering.
Strobist Info : Nikon SB25 @ 1/4 shoot through umbrella right of camera, Canon 430ex @ 1/4 shoot through left of camera on Cactus ebay triggers.
Location : BC Place @ DTP Vancouver
Model : Dannie Riel
PP: Lightroom 1.2/ Photoshop CS3
Mainly I fine tweeked the fill light, vignetting, contrast in lightroom, then did some noise removal on CS3. that was mainly it :) cant give all my secrets out now.
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Clifton Suspension Bridge, press shutther button then adjust tripod :)
2 "normal" shots in comments.
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I was 20 yrs old and it was my first full day in New Zealand back packing / hitch hiking on my first adventure away from home. I found myself, alone, in the middle of nowhere ... no buildings, cars or people. It was sunny and peaceful. I had no idea where I would end up that day. I must have been a little nervous as I'd never hitch hiked before. But I don't remember being nervous ... just extremely calm.
I was concentrating on the horizontal lines circling the hills ahead of me and thinking about the generations of sheep that had created those indents grazing and walking around the hills .... and how these little trails had been there before I was born and would be there long after I was gone.
The experience I had that day was ... well, for just a few moments ... I WAS EVERYWHERE AND I KNEW EVERYTHING. It was not frightening. It felt natural and yet very, very different and more powerful than anything I'd ever known before. It was hugely satisfying. There was no sense of any supreme being ... just great peace and understanding.
I am convinced that Bruce Cockburn has had a similar experience as he writes:
"Thousand-year-old petroglyphs doing a double take
Pointing a finger at eternity
I'm sitting in the middle of this ecstasy ...
Some kind of ecstasy got a hold on me"
What I'm saying is ... ' thinking about eternity' seems to be one of the many triggers for such an experience. Some women giving birth report it too ... thinking about all the women before them and those who will come after them .... labouring.
But my main trigger, that day, would be the lines on the hill I was studying. It's as if that pattern does something to the brain. Japanese Zen practioners rake sand into similar patterns then sit and meditate on the design. And Roger Banister (the Miracle Mile) reported an experience he had running on a beach where the tide left ridges in the sand identical to my sheep lines and the Japanese raked sand.
The bottom image is the St James's labyrinth. It is said that walking a labyrinth is, itself, part of a mystical tradition.
Not my photos
Nikon D80, Manual Mode, Spot Metering, ISO 100, f/2.8 @ 1/160 sec.
Nikkor 35mm f/1.8G.
Nikon SB-26, Manual on various pwr settings, on stand to the left triggered via Cactus V4 radio trigger..
Nikon Capture NX 1.3.5 for processing.
camera info:
canon 450D iso100 f2 | 1/160 (RAW)
strobist info:
from right nikon sb25 f4 1/1 iso100 with white umbrella
Trigger: iSHOOT
edited: adobe lightroom3 and photoshop cs5.1
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Nils Ostendorf - Trompete
Matthias Müller - Posaune
Chris Heenan - Kontrabassklarinette
Eos 7D+70-200is usm II+nd
strobist info: one yn 460barebulb in 60x40 softbox camera left, triggered by cactus V5
Shot with a Canon EOS 50D, Lens: 50MM f/1.8
Strobist info: Snooted Nikon SB-24 flash on the right of the camera, made a snoot out of some rubber hobby paper bought from our local hobby shop....ooohhhh the creativity lol
Triggered with a Cactus V4 set
I've only just noticed the red lemonade looks a bit like a heart!
Nikon D90
Nikkor 50mm 1.8D
Strobist
B800 camera left and below. Bouncing off of umbrella.
Triggered by Radiopoppers
Powered by Vagabond II
strobe practice
1 SUNPAK 2000DZ in Left Hand via CT-04 Trigger Receiver Wireless
Holding Flash Above/Left of Camera...
Sto-Fen Omni-Bounce Diffused toward subjects
More photos coming soon - if you would like to use any of these photos or require a photo in a bigger size then please get in touch by sending me an e-mail to trigger@alternativevision.co.uk
PT-04 gy v3 Radio Triggers
Just got them today. as you can see they differ from design of the v2's being an L shape and half as tall. They also use AAA batteries instead of the crv3's
Triggered by the quotation “Unshined shoes are the end of civilization” and by continuously looking back to the future, “The SPHERE" find its influences and fusion in the silhouettes from Space Age Chic and the darkness of Gothic.
Imagination has to travel to believe a revolution is possible, the boundary is the realization we choose ourselves.
The SPHERE by Peter Popps
Model: Sippora Jack
Photo: Tom ten Seldam
Quote: Diana Vreeland
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Model: Destini Ray
AB800 through brolly, center above
AB400 bare, camera right above and behind for rim
Triggered wirelessly via cybersyncs
1 hour and 8 minutes until the launch of STS-124... I'm getting a little nervous here :)
So I built this little project for a friend. The idea is to take photos of a shuttle launch at down at Cape Canaveral. He has been doing this for a long time now... the routine goes like this: Accredited photographers are admitted to dedicated sites very close to the launch pad a day or two before the launch. But you have to leave your cameras there, armed and ready to start shooting on their own when the launch happens. And you can't use a clock, because the actual launch time gets moved around all the time....
He previously used a simple box that would trigger the cameras based on a microphone picking up the roar from the shuttle engines. But that way you loose a few seconds, the time it takes the sound to travel.
So our new idea was to use seismic sensors (geophones) to pick up the vibration and trigger the cameras sooner and hopefully more reliably!
My little system here (based on the extremely cool Arduino microcontroller) picks up the signal from the geophone, which you just stick into the ground, and amplifies it. When the signal reaches a certain threshold, two cameras (a Nikon and a Hasselblad) will be triggered to shoot photos for as long as the rumbling goes on... or until they've shot their entire roll of film, whichever happens first.
The problem is that there was no way to calibrate the system... we don't know how strong the seismic signal will be. That means, our setup could either: do nothing... or shoot 36 images of the shuttle sitting on its pad, because an alligator was walking by (yes, they do that).... *keeping my fingers crossed*
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Strobist Info:
High Camera left: Alienbees Ringflash shot though a 59" octabox via the moon unit. 1/4 power
Camera Right: Nikon Sb600 shot through a umbrella. Full power
Triggered w/ Alienbee Cybersyncs
Modelo & MUA Andrea Seas
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