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Lighting Info: Speedlight back camera right bounced off a side wall for surface, triggered by Nikon CLS
Editorial para Madshion.com
Fotografias por Michaels Mads
Estilismos cedidos por H&M
Localización: Hotel Silken Puerta de America
Strobist:
Triggered wtih Pocket Wizard PLUS and PLUS II units
Alienbee B1600, 8 o'clock with a westcott apollo 28" softbox
Stylidium graminifolium, Trigger plant
A small herb which is widespread and common, it may grow either singly or in small groups, often on very poor, sandy soils or around rock outcrops. It has a small, erect, basal tuft of leaves, 5-2O cm long, 2-6 mm wide. Small bright pink flowers grow on the upright stem for up to half its length of 30-40 cm. Flowering time is spring/summer.
This species belongs to a group of plants which has a specialised mechanism to secure pollination. Held behind the face of the flower, the stigma and stamens are fused on columns which react to the weight of an insect on the centre of the petals. The column is levered up and over onto the insect releasing or collecting pollen from the visitor. The mechanism resets and is used several times. S. tineare has a tuft of very narrow, red dish leaves, 2-5cm long, less than 1mm wide, and a reddish flower stem up to 20cm tall.
Open-forest; Woodland; Heath Family: Stylidiaceae
(Baker and Corringham, Native Plants of the Blue Mountains)
This is one of the more dangerous fish of the Red Sea. Specifically when they are protecting their nests.They will attack and bite anything that comes too close, including humans. And they won't hesitate either. This one was about two feet and was all of a sudden right next to me. Fortunately it was not in a bad mood.
Finally...!
That's one giant leap for my wallet,
one small step from others to follow.
I'm really excited on getting these on my strobes..need an additional cable though.bummer.
One SB-24 from cam top left @ 1/16 and 85mm
One SB-600 from cam right @ 1/32 and 14mm
Triggered by Cactus V2s.
Shot with a 1:4-5,6G 55-200mm non VR nikkor @ 135 mm & 1/200s f/7.1
ISO200
Exposure Bias: +1/3 EV
"TRIGGER" director Bruce McDonald, Red carpet, 1st film screening in new Lightbox theatre, Lightbox Block Party opening, public street party, TIFF © Linda Dawn Hammond / IndyFoto.com 2010, September 12, 2010.
Since the Trigger Finger is bus-powered, I can program drums just about anywhere...including my dining room (note the laundry room behind me). Love it!
I'm rocking my Listener Tour of Homes T-shirt here, too, from the show I played with Listener back in November of 2005. That was great fun.
Taken with the MacBook's built-in iSight camera through PhotoBooth.
Gosh, we realized that we never introduced our new brother that came to live with us at Christmas. This is Trigger and Santa brought him from The Island of Misfit Toys. That's where toys live that nobody loves because they aren't perfect. Isn't that sad? We don't care that Trigger's wings aren't even or that he has snaggle teeth - we love him just the way he is. Thanks again Santa for our new brother!
P.S. We forgot to mention that eagle-eye Eldritch noticed him under the Christmas tree way back in December! Good for you Eldritch!!
I had previously set the firmware to load at boot (there is an install option, then you need to set your SD card to be read-only- the CHDK firmware never actually get written to the camera). I enabled 'Script Autostart' and 'Enable remote (USB)' so that the camera will come up with the remote enabled. You may or may not want to use these options.
This is my least favourite, i've seen the myspace designs...exciting shit! I willll get round to showing you my b/w prints. Santa buy me a scanner xo
An impromptu test shoot with my new CTR-301p remote triggers. Cheap & effective, these have had a 100% fire rate so far (indoors, no obstacles). $42 shipped from Hong Kong.
Strobist: one SB-600 camera right & one old cheap-o flash camera left. Both bare and pointed directly at subject at distances of ~4ft.
Stylidiaceae: Stylidium emarginatum
This is a series of two photos.
This photo shows the plant's labellum, a special part which helps to align the trigger to sit in its correct position.
The other photo shows the flower from the top with its trigger set waiting for an insect to land to feed on nectar. Once the insect lands in the correct place, the sensitive trigger flies over, hitting the insect on its back, depositing pollen.
lighting experiment fail.
made a little grid for my 270ex, it worked TOO well and it couldn't trigger my other flash (on the optical trigger) unless i got really close. oh well, you live you learn.
285hv through yellow gel on wall triggered optically, 270ex through grid on face triggered though TTL cable off camera.