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Sunset Session at Clairemont Skate Park in San Diego, CA. Skating x-games halfpipe.
2.19.2008
Strobist Info:
Shot with d300. Two sb-800s gelled with 1/2 cto triggered with pocket wizards.
Both Flashes camera left pointed at skater from either side.
1/320th f/8
Both flashes on 1/4 power
Heavy processing in Lightroom
This is an attempt (well 2 attempts) at setting up actions using different methods to get a bleach Bypass effect. Not sure it works with this photo so well, it seems to have ruined the detail on the dress.
This is from a shoot I did back in September with the lovely Trigger. We were due to do a shoot last week but it got so cold around the area that I couldn't be cruel enough to have her stand out for a long period of time.
Blackwood Photo Club portrait and lighting workshop.
Sony A7ii, Minolta Rokkor 135mm F2.8. Mono conversion in Silver Efex Pro.
189/161
147mm long; 158mm high. Gary Lee Todd Collection. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com.
These are from the Even Carson Ball at the Carolina Inn on 10/30/09.
Strobist:
Strobist info:
Triggered with Pocket Wizard PLUS and PLUS II units
Yongnuo Yn-460, 10 o'clock low at full power with a bule gel.
Vivitar 285, 3 o'clock at 1/2 power with reg gel and a home made flag.
Vivitar 285, 6 o'clock at full power in a wescott apollo softbox with a 1/2 CTO.
It was found in the street under a tree,. a box with a piece of old blue plastic and remnants of once green leaves and fruits. well discarded , passe ( title), but with a beauty.
"Tempted but not satisfied ....".
Powerful pop music from the early days of the MTV age. Their music sounded a bit like Bow Wow Wow to me. Which is good.
This is the least-viewed item in my photostream - so you can see how forgotten this band is nowadays.
Produced by Steve Lillywhite.
Temptation (Extended Version)
Temptation
I had a lot of fun creating this images. the goal was to create a crown in different colors and with a reflection.
Trigger plant, exact species unknown.
Remember - always care for the Alps, and leave no trace:
www.australianalps.environment.gov.au/caring/index.html
Credit Australian Alps collection - Parks Australia
Odonus niger.
This is my second trigger (the first went carpet surfing) and both have been great additions to the tank. This one has been present for about two months.
580EXII triggered by Radio Poppers PX camera left. Lens was 17-55 f2.8 Canon mounted on a 50D. Atlantic Beach, NC at sunset.
Metz 45CT1 triggered by on camera 430EX speedlight. Check out some other pictures of the unit and a schematic drawing on my photostream.
This Giraffe, Giraffa camelopardalis, was photographed in Kenya, as part of a research project utilizing motion-activated camera-traps.
You are invited to go WILD on Smithsonian's interactive website, Smithsonian WILD, to learn more about the research and browse photos like this from around the world.
Lemon-Aid!!
Equipment Used:
Panasonic Lumix GF1
Lumix 14-45 Lens at 45mm Focal Lengh. Aperture f/22
Gamo Hunter 440 Airgun with Gamo Pro Magnum .22 Pellet
Strobist Info:
Yongnuo Speedlite YN560 behind subject, 45 degrees left, wireless triggered
Sunpak Auto26SR behind subject, 45 degrees right, wireless triggered
Sunpak Auto140 Mini Flash, 45 degrees subject front right triggered as optical slave.
Yongnuo RF602 Wireless Flash Trigger
DIY Sound Trigger With Delay Circuit
Cactus wireless shutter release.
Press L to view against black
I have always been fascinated by the noir style movies and photography. I decided to play around a bit with the style and lighting. I like the results, but there is a lot I learned and will be shooting another series soon.
Strobist:
Vivitar DF-383 + snoot @ 1/8 power - camera right
Canon 430 EXII + homemade snoot @ 1/4 power - camera left
Triggered via Cactus V5
My take on the DIY electric trigger
I added a 100 k parallel resistence to the wiring to reduce the sensibility on the pads in order to avoid cross triggering
shutter triggered by Michael McCain
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* Throwing some light on the subject gave the image some extra "pop" *
The goal for this trip to Longwood was to experiment with off camera flash. I've had some RF flash triggers for awhile but decided it was time to do some experiments. The Nikon SB-600 was being used in manual mode. The amount of light hitting the subject was being controlled by three variables, 1) power, 2) direction, and 3) distance from the subject. In some cases the flash was set to 1/16th power and the intensity was still to much so the distance had to be increased. The camera was set to "P" and in some cases we had exposure compensation set to -2 which darkened backgrounds. These flash triggers do not support iTTL so camera settings were unchanged by the flash. No light modifiers or reflectors were used.
Sakura-Con 2010
* See my blog post of My time at Sakura-Con.