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Castletown Metropolitan (red shirts) unleash a shot on the Ramsey goal during a Canada Life Manx Premier League match at Castletown Stadium, Malew Road. The hosts, 1-0 down at half-time, lost 4-0 and were relegated to JCK Division Two, thereby ending a five-year stint in Isle of Man football's top flight. Castletown, founded in 1904, owe their interesting suffix to the town's status as the Manx former capital.
Model: Robin
Location: Amsterdam(sebrug), The Netherlands
Strobist info:
Yongnuo YN-460II front high in 33"umbrella @1/8, 2x Yongnuo YN-460II bare behind model left and right @1/32,triggered with Yongnuo PT-04TM set.
This is a SolidWorks model / drawing I threw together over lunch yesterday and today. Took about two hours, because I am still very much a SolidWorks n00b.
The brass main electrodes are finished parts from my junk box. Gap housings are half done, still needing their o-ring grooves to be cut. I have not started on the end caps, spacers, and trigger electrode, although I have all the materials on hand, and have begun to lay out the parts. I stopped work so I could check a bunch of dimensions in SolidWorks and make shop drawings.
EDIT 4-20-09: it turns out I am missing some material I thought I had. Now I am going to make the end caps out of aluminum, not brass, which is how the commercial units are built. The aluminum is on order and should arrive in a few days from this date.
Foto/Edição: Roniel Felipe
Assistente de Iluminação: Anna Assis
Maquiagem: Anna Assis
Local: Swiss Park - Campinas -SP
Strobist Information: 430 EX II through with umbrella. Triggered with Cactus V4.
I neglected to take photos of the intermediate steps- basically, I pulled out the LED, drilled a hole in the side of the pen case to fit the USB cable through, and soldered the power and ground leads in place of the LED connections.
I think this first experiment really shows and proves the capailities of Pixel Flash triggers. D80 on M with 1/200 speed f/4.0 Aperture both flashes on TTL BL mode, no further adjustments! No more Questions your Honour :-)
This is a shot that you can not do with AWL/CLS. And its much easyier then Strobe-ing on Manual.
Comments and faves are always welcome
Some play with lights and shadows not to forget the BOKEH. This nearly unedited, I just pushed the vibrance slider in Lightroom up to +50 and that's all. =)
Canon EOS 5D mark II + EF 50mm f/1.4 USM
1/60 sec @ f/1.4
ISO 100
580EX II in self-made softbox, a silver umbrella (as you can see) and radio triggers
Nps.gov: Crater Lake inspires awe. Native Americans witnessed its formation 7,700 years ago, when a violent eruption triggered the collapse of a tall peak. Scientists marvel at its purity—fed by rain and snow, it’s the deepest lake in the USA and one of the most pristine on Earth. Artists, photographers, and sightseers gaze in wonder at its blue water and stunning setting atop the Cascade Mountain Range.
The 33-mile historic Rim Drive circumnavigates the lake and is open during summer and early fall (depending on weather and road conditions). Along the drive are 30 overlooks that were designed between 1931 and 1938 to highlight a specific view of the lake, a significant geologic formation in the caldera, or an environmental feature such as a subalpine meadow. Some of these stops have exhibits with information about the view. Other viewpoints leave room for visitor curiosity and discovery.
Where you choose to stop for a view of the lake or to capture the surrounding landscape of the park is a personal preference. Most of these pullouts do not have signs that offer a name or location. The park map indicates major stops that help with orientation. On average, visitors take two hours to complete the drive with eight or more stops.
2012a
Strobist:
One shot, no ambient light, 0.8 second to expose for the screen, 540EZ 1/32 power fired camera right bounced off A3 paper reflector right, fired off eBay triggers
Jo refused for her photo to be taken so after positioning my Canon 7D and hooking up my wireless remote I triggered the camera from another room as soon as she turned around. The rapid 8fps got about 6 shots before she screamed and hid her face again.
Triggered by StopShot from www.cognisys-inc.com . See equipment here www.flickr.com/photos/13084997@N03/3818938773/in/photostr...
Setup shot for the Cover Image, although the background appears to have changed a little in translation. Taken by Louise, who was on work experience learning how to photograph Poker players in the rain in Birmingham.
Blog: www.photosmudger.com/
Model: Lena Montoya
MUA: Annalee Davey
Wardrobe courtesy of Ingrid Mari Boutique, Albuquerque NM.
Strobist:
1x PCB AB400 @ 1/16 in a PCB 64" silver PLM v2 w/diffusion cover, camera right @ 45*.
1x Nikon SB600 @ 1/16 in a 43" Westcott shoot through umbrella, subject rear for hairlight.
Triggered via Cactus v4.
I bought these cut flowers at a local supermarket, because I was looking for a subject, and because I thought that they would look nice in the house. The flowers are also called Peruvian lily or lily of the Incas.
Strobist info: I wanted the light to come from the side, and a little from behind so I put a Yongnuo 560-II in a softbox camera left at 10 o'clock and a &N560 in a softbox camera right at 2 o'clock. Both strobes in manual mode were triggered by a Yongnuo RF-603N trigger.
Other plants, flowers, or fruit that I've photographed using strobes can be seen in my Strobe Lit Plant set. In the description for that set, I list resources that I've used to learn how to light with off camera flash. <a www.flickr.com/photos/9422
Optical slave trigger - I used a cardboard box macro light tent from the artical in the stobist with one small flash on the right and a tiny 3x5 fill card on left
This beautiful trigger fish is NOT named for being a large fish that's good to eat- which it is apparently not. The name is said to relate to its having a face shape similar to a pig snout, and/or making a piggish "snort" when pulled out of the water. It WAS Hawaii's state fish but the law lapsed, so there isn't one at the moment...
"Hello, hello anybody out there? cause I don't hear a sound!
alone, alone,
I don't really know where the world is but I miss it now,
sometimes when I close my eyes I pretend I'm alright,
but it's never enough.
cause my echo, echo,
Is the only voice coming back!"
Jason Walker - Echo lyrics
HI PPS!
Hows your week been? i been quite busy at work, and now have 8days off to do what i like! i plan to chill and get very drunk lol!
Had a good week doing some tricks, even though some are arseholes n try spoil it!
Been wanting to get out and take some location snaps for a while now, but just not had the time. So today i had a lil walk into my local woods behind my house, and set up this wee lil shot!
I Think this photo can giv mixed feelings witch i love about it!
I just wanted a moody ery photo!
the woods and leaves realy helped me create the look i wanted!
Wanted this weeks photo to give off a little emotion of being alone and no body listning!
Shure u all have these strange times...
I just genrally speek mumble jumble to myself, i like to just sometimes shut my self away from the world and chill for a lil bit!
The set up was low angle and steped back and zoomed to compress the background. My light source was set camera right just a lil bit higher pointing downish.
Shot threw umbrella Sb:700 1/8th power. Triggerd using cactus v4 wireless flash trigger
Well have a good week guys!
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Mother of the twins! Easter outfits...
Tara is a family friend, and we love she and the kids.
Technical for Strobist:
Two softboxes with 150 W/S strobe camera left and 110 W/S for camera right.
On the portraits of Tara alone, I added a shoot through umbrella to the camera right with another 150 W/S strobe, and a hair light with barn doors - 110 W/S behind and above to her right. Technical for Strobist:
Two softboxes with 150 W/S strobe camera left and 110 W/S for camera right.
On the portraits of Tara alone, I added a shoot through umbrella to the camera right with another 150 W/S strobe, and a hair light with barn doors - 110 W/S behind and above to her right. Triggered by inexpensive e-bay radio triggers.
SB900 shoot through triggered via onboard flash.
The Rutis is my weapon of choice at work when I'm not debugging. The bat is a hybrid of Chinese penhold with Japanese handle. Three plies of wood interlaced with two layers of carbon (fiber?). Butterfly Tenergy 05 on the forehand, Donic JP Gold on the backhand. Quite an offensive paddle. :>
Bought from www.paddlepalace.com. The guys over there assembled the paddle very cleanly.
What will it be?
Strobist info :
2 flashs de chaque côté de la caméra (1 avec parapluie et CTO), un filtre CPL. White balance réglé à Tungsten.
2 flashes : SB-600 camera right with CTO through umbrella. LP-120 camera left, bare. Triggered with cactus V4
Strobist:
1x Alienbees AB400 @ 1/4 power in a PCB 64" silver PLM w/diffusion cover.
Triggered w/Cactus V4.