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Only the second piece of Bennington Potters china that I've found at the thrifts, and another mug. They do make great mugs. Not sure if this one is too old either since they still make this shape and color.
Hair: Doux - Octavia
Top/Sleeves: TRIGGERED - Remi
Panties: TRIGGERED - Cora
Leg Garter: MOMOCHUU - Lua Garter
Shoes: Lyrium - Rena Sandals
This was one of my first digital shoots in a while, and even though my dad was not my main subject for this shoot, I really really like this photo. He was working as a voice activated light stand after getting off work while I was doing a senior/graduation shoot.
strobist info: 430 EX camera left through 45 inch umbrella, triggered by Cactus V2S
abundant in almost every reef in Maldives, schooling oceanic triggerfish plays an important part in the food chain.
My first test with the StopShot using an audio trigger. I'm about a half a second too slow. I think I need to read the manual and calibrate the StopShot to my camera.
"Trig" belongs to my son and his wife. We have become fast friends! How else could I have gotten this great portrait?? This look is what captured the hearts of John and Laurie when they visited the ASPCA a few months ago looking for a second dog. They chose well. Trig is well-behaved generally and has a good disposition. And he's just gorgeous! .
UPDATE: We're fairly confident that Trigger is a Black Lab/German Short-Haired Pointer hybrid.
topside of modded board. the coils in the unshielded cable supposedly increase interference and don't "tune" the antenna. The traces of the 'stock' antenna act as a filter which isn't good. see the pictures later in the set.
First sighting of the summer in Manly Dam of this fascinating plant. The pollen is on a lever which springs over any insect which lands on the flower.
It always amazes me how the simplest of wounds can derail so many activities. I'm having a hard time taking photos because I can't bend my finger at the last joint..playing guitar, writing letters, flipping through records...
Drill a hole in the side of the transmitter case that is big enough to stick the end of the toggle switch through. Glue the toggle switch into position (I used some Automotive Goop). Screw the top on, and (for now) rubber band the battery pack to the top of the transmitter.
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The "take a picture" button on the iPhone is very sensitive. I didn't mean to take this one, but I like the colors, so... up it goes.
Here you can see the four wires connecting the MSP module to the disabled trigger board. The two wires at the top of the small D-shaped board are +5VDC and ground, and then the other two wires going to upper-center are for the trigger (which is +5V when open, which is weird) and to the transistor which drives the solenoid.
With some simple code (if trigger low, put solenoid high then delay, set low and delay, repeat) the marker functions as a full-auto marker. I'm basically home free, now it's all about features. I'll try to find a cleaner way to mate the MSP to the trigger board.
Strobist: SB600 and Yin Yan (China Flash) to subject's left and right about a meter off the ground on tripods. Triggered by iShoot radio triggers.
I also used a polirizing filter to help with the sky color... It was mounted on my Tamron 18-270 VR lens (great for travel for obvious reasons but not sure how it performs compared to the kit lens for the D90)
*this was my favorite shot out of the whole set. I really liked the timing, sort of wish i had gotten the entire rope in the frame though.
A couple of weeks ago I went to meet my girlfriend in Paulista Av. (São Paulo, Brazil) to take some pictures of a friend of her's. After a couple of hours they left and I stayed behind to talk to this group of guys. They're part of a rope-skipping crew and were practicing that day. I thought it would be a good chance to practice since that was pretty much my first time taking pictures of people other than my friends and family.
I'd love to hear some critique on the work. I know I definetly need to work on my post processing. I've just recently started using Aperture 3 and plan on taking Lynda.com's Photoshop courses. I am looking forward to learn a lot about composition and lighting, hope you guys can help with that.
Cheers!
This shot was from a publicity shoot from last year for a local band called Dirty Weekend they are now also know as Weird Shapes. The Brief was to recreate the early shots of The Police and Queen and replicate the lighting style from these bands early days. The shot was taken with a Nikon D300s and a Nikon 17 - 55 f/2.8 DX lens. Lighting was from a single Nikon SB800 setup on a stand through a white umbrella to the left triggered with Nikon SU800 commander and Nikon CLS. During post slight sharpening and contrast tweak but pretty much as taken. There is a video link below showing you the behind the scenes of how this shoot and shots where done enjoy.
Behind The Scenes Video Click Here
Digital Dennis Website Click Here
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Promo shoot with Minneapolis' Beautiful Trigger at Club Jaeger.
Strobist:
* SB-900 through a shoot-thru umbrella pointed straight up at the ceiling, directly behind camera.
* SB-600 high camera left pointed down.
* SB-600 with blue gel inside stall pointed at the back wall.
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