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No kidding....I have two white kitties....finding a hair in my pics is like finding the rabbit on Playboy Mag.....Hi Hugh!
My buddy Suey recently moved to Liberty Village and is loving every minute of it. It's a clean, liberal, young area that has yet to be overrun by hipsters. I happen to like the area because of it's proximity to Lakeshore and all the wonderful (female) sights that come with that.
I don't get many opportunities to bring out my lighting gear and shoot someone, so when I get the chance I take it. Particularly when it's my especially patient brother-from-another-mother, who will stand steadfast while I fiddle around with settings and experiment. The general theme this night was shadow and looking a little hard.
Was going for a bit of "noire" look and this is the only shot where I didn't get a ton of flare in the lens. Even with the hood on and changing angles I couldn't get it to go away in my other frames. Suggestions?
Strobist
SB-28, bare, high behind subject right
SB-26, bare, high behind subject left
Triggered by Fomex Dr. Ray's wireless triggers.
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Single speedlight with Godox octabox at 1/8 from left
Flash triggered by Pocket Wizard MiniTT1 and FlexTT5
Bubbles in a glass of water
Strobist : 1 * 1/64 behind the glass and 1 * 1/8 on top front lighting the background. Both of them triggered by cactus.
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Strobist Info:
SB-900 just Camera Left TTL Mode +1.0 E/V with 1/4 CTO Gel
D700 -0.7 E/V in Commander Mode
Triggered via CLS
Yes, I know the Nikkor 70-200 focused on her lips instead of her eyes, and yes I use a single focus point
Rare harmony of two rather assertive reef fish.
The orange-green triggerfish in the background is actually the most aggressive of all the trigger species. Their strong jaws can reduce the hard shells of stony corals to piles of sand, and sea urchins to mush.
The Orange-spine unicorn is a surgeonfish, meaning it has scalpel-like spines (orange colored) on either side of the tail. The fish use their weapons only defensively though, as they are strictly vegetarian. Their mouths are perfectly designed to carefully remove the algae from coral while leaving the coral intact.
Naso elegans - Indischer Gelbklingen-Nasendoktor, wenn das kein Name ist!
Serie01 - House Cat
Model(s):
Hannya Strange - MM #1252077
Location: Tampa FL, America
Strobist info:
2x Yongnuo YN-460II in 33" White shoot through umbrella left & right,
triggered with Yongnuo PT-04TM set.
PP:
Lightroom & Photoshop
The reef, rectangular, or wedge-tail triggerfish, also known by its Hawaiian name, humuhumunukunukuāpuaʻa (pronounced [ˈhumuˈhumuˈnukuˈnukuˈwaːpuˈwɐʔə]), also spelled Humuhumunukunukuapua'a or just humuhumu for short; meaning "triggerfish with a snout like a pig." is one of several species of triggerfish. Classified as Rhinecanthus rectangulus, it is endemic to the salt water coasts of various central and south Pacific Ocean islands. It is often asserted that the Hawaiian name is one of the longest words in the Hawaiian language and that "the name is longer than the fish."
Made a wallpaper for my gorgeous model Jane.
A composite of a studio shot i did of her and a bokeh capture i did earlier.
Model: Jane
MUA: Jane
Camera: Nikon D800
Lens: Nikkor AF-S 24-70 f2.8 @ f10
Studio: The Hague
Light setup: Strip-light softbox camera left, 2 foam board panels on both sides of the model, 2 studio rim lights behind (L+R) with barndoors.
All triggered by Elinchrom EL Skyport.
Post LR4 & CS6
This is a gor Sim, made by Angel Rayne Slaughter (Somberangel Resident) You should visit: Trigger Reef
Hello cuties!
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This little Gray Triggerfish got pretty pissed about his reflection in my camera. Even took a few bites at my housing knobs. Luckily he didn't try to take any chunks out of me, but I snapped a few shots from the hip and got out of there.
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To tell you the truth, I am surprised I made it this far. I am not having fun MAKING myself take photos on days I'm already stressed out from life and my business. Sometimes a person has just gotta sit on their rump and not try to be creative after I've had to be creative all day for work. Soooo, its not fun anymore so what's the point really. Plus, although I've hardly mastered my lighting, its definitely improved I think, so that was my ultimate goal. I do hope to post regularly though! Just not every single day :) For those of you who have followed me daily, you have been sooooo awesome as contacts, I hope you keep me on! Thanks for all the encouragement.
It was my good friend, Tami's, birthday, she spent the weekend with me. We had SUCH fun making these photos. We've known each other since high school, she'll do most anything in the world in the name of fun! ♥ her! I must have taken about 50 photos!
The backgrounds were images from Google finds and composites sometimes of more than one image to make the background and "treat" it so the photo and it kind of went together.
Strobist:
AB1600 honeycomb 30 degree grid, subject behind left 1/4 power
AB800 sofbox camera right
AB800 shoot through umbrella camera left
Triggered via Cactus v4 and sync cord
Canon 50mm 1.8 II lens
Canon 40d
and a whole lot of fun. She must have smoked 5 cigarettes, LOL.
i am learning macro photography..
picked up the 100 2.8 L with I.S. to help me do the job better since i was fighting with the 85L for ring shots..
this new lens should help out and do things fast for me..
this was the first time using it and i think it is a huge learning curve !..
macro is totally different than people portraits.. and the Fstops are totally different.. i have to learn the ratio differences..
for people full body i like to be at 2.0 on the 85L..
but for objects that are small.. i think i need to be around 5.6 or higher to get everything in focus..
lighting was a single 580 triggered by a cactus trigger with a white card on the camera right to bounce the light back to the rings..
rings were on a wooden floor with small dust particles that made the sweet bokeh..
CameraCanon EOS 5D Mark II
Exposure0.025 sec (1/40)
Aperturef/5.6
Focal Length100 mm
ISO Speed800
Exposure Bias0 EV
FlashOff, Did not fire
strobist info:flash a 45 grados por la izquierda con paraguas blanco translucido, disparado mediante cactus V4
Not to be outdone by Nikon Nigel I present my heavily cropped slightly photoshopped splash experiment. I can take no credit for the set up and flash trigger that helped create this.
Finally saw the flower & worked out it's Stylidium laricifolium.
The common name Tree Trigger-plant doesn't really do it justice; though the leaves are very different to the grassy-type leaves of other Stylidium I've seen!
Idiane (Brazil) @ Max-Joseph-Platz in Munich
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The encounter with Idiane was caused by a bottle, better said triggered by the shadow of a bottle.
On my way home I was passing the monument at Max-Joseph-Platz and saw some people sitting there enjoying the late afternoon sun on the warm dark stone of the socket. I decided to take a picture of this peaceful scenery with my 85mm lens and tried to get a harmonic & symmetric composition with a close framing from the appropriate distance. Without a tripod I needed several sets of images using the bracketing function to get the desired result with respect to brightness, sharpness, orientation and without unwanted persons or cars in the composition.
During the last set of three captures - triggered by the selftimer - the person in the middle lifted a bottle and this movement gave a nice detail with the shadow on the stone.
Therefore I went over to show this unexpectedly snapshot to her and asked for permission to publish the photo on a Internet platform like flickr. So an entertaining talk about photography, architecture and her inclination to vintage objects and retro design arose and I had the opportunity to introduce the "100 strangers"-project to her. Thereupon I could take a few portrait photos of her and we optimized the composition step by step to get a relaxed posture without posing. The facade of the former "Residenz-Post" gave a nice blurred background with a matching colour combination.
Idiane comes from Brazil as a tourist and was visiting friends in Munich. She spent only a few days here and I am glad to show her portrait in my personal photo project "100 Strangers".
Idiane, I hope you enjoyed your visit in Europe and Germany, especially Munich. Thank You for participating in my photo project and the nice contact. I hope the chosen image is your favourite, too - it was hard to decide which one to select.
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This picture is #033 in my 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page
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Die Begegnung mit Idiane habe ich einer Flasche zu verdanken, besser gesagt dem Schatten einer Flasche.
Ich war auf dem Weg nach Haus und sah, dass einige Leute auf dem Sockel des Denkmals auf dem Max-Joseph-Platz Joseph-Platz saßen und die wärmenden Strahlen der Abendsonne genossen. Zufällig setzte sich gerade in diesem Moment eine dritte Person dort hin, sodass sich eine gleichmäßige Anordnung auf der mittleren Stufe ergab. Ich versuchte deshalb mit dem 85mm eine symmetrische Komposition ohne schräge Kanten und möglichst scharf, hatte aber kein Stativ dabei. Es waren deshalb mehrere Versuche unter Einsatz der bracketing-Funktion erforderlich, bis die Ausrichtung passte, die Belichtung stimmte und keine Fahrzeuge oder Touristen den Bildaufbau beeinträchtigten.
Beim letzten Set waren alle Einstellungen korrekt, nur hob die Person in der Mitte genau während den drei zeitverzögert ausgelösten Fotos in Folge eine neben ihr stehende Flasche, was einen interessanten Schatten auf dem Stein verursachte. Ich brach deshalb meine Session an dieser Stelle ab, ging zu ihr hin und zeigte ihr meinen Zufallstreffer.
Eigentlich wollte ich nur fragen, ob sie mit einer Verwendung des Bildes auf einer Internetseite einverstanden war - schließlich hatte sie mit der Silhouette der Flasche ein Detail mit Aufmerksamkeitswert beigesteuert. Daraus entwickelte sich aber ein nettes Gespräch über Fotografie, alte und neue Technik, und ihre Neigung zu Vintage und Retro-Design. So konnte ich ihr das Fotoprojekt "100 Strangers" vorstellen und sie erlaubte mir ein paar Versuche, sie zu porträtieren. Die renovierte Residenzpost gab dazu einen farblich passenden Hintergrund, der bei der gewählten Blende zwar nur schemenhaft erkennbar war, aber trotzdem einen farblich gut passenden Rahmen bildete.
Idiane kommt aus Brasilien und war als Tourist nach München gekommen, wo sie Freunde besuchte. Sie ist zwar erst 27, wurde aber bisher nicht vom Smartphone Selfie-Virus befallen und nahm deshalb keine Standard-Posen ein, sondern war ziemlich entspannt.
Meist schaute sie an der Kamera vorbei oder drehte den Kopf weg, während ich die Komposition verfeinerte. Aus diesen Aufnahmen habe ich drei herausgegriffen und weiter nachbearbeitet. Durch eine Variation der Ausschnitte ergaben sich trotzdem Porträts mit etwas unterschiedlicher Charakteristik, die aber immer das Umfeld erkennen lassen...
Danke, Idiane, für die Bereitschaft, bei meinem Fotoprojekt mitzumachen. Ich hoffe, das ausgewählte Foto ist auch Dein Favorit aus unserem kleinen photo shooting (die Entscheidung war nicht einfach).
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Some optimizations with Canon Photo Professional (Conversion from Raw to JPG, changed framing) and JPG Illuminator (Color correction and optimization of noise).
Last Wednesday I was playing around with a couple of balloons and the Pluto Trigger. I was wondering if it would be possible to capture the popping balloon at the moment the rubber was ripping. After 4 tries this was the result. This shot was made using flash exposure with 3 flashguns, 2ms after the ‘big bang’. It isn’t a beautiful photo but since it is a moment you cannot see with the naked eye, I thought I should share this with you anyway.
For those who are not into darts, Michael van Gerwen is a Dutch dartsplayer who won the World Championship on January 2nd, 2017.
Thanks for all your faves and comments everyone!
I really appreciate them!
Local concert poster Rarotonga - Cook Islands, South Pacific
Cook Islands band Trigger Fish, a duo playing jazz, soul, & reggae influences to create a unique Pacific sound.
Kura Happ - vcls & acoustic guitar
Maurice Newport - percussion/grooves & vocals
Many people have to work outdoors regardless of the weather.
When I was a boy, these guys were known as "road sweepers" (think Trigger form "Only fools and horses"). Now thats a machine and these guys have been "politically corrected" to street or highway cleaners.
The job still exists and they keep footpaths, green spaces and streets clean, and deal with litter, graffiti, and items left by the public.
Colin Ball, more commonly known as Trigger, is a fictional character in the BBC sitcom Only Fools and Horses. He was played by Roger Lloyd-Pack.
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Strobist: AB1600 with gridded 60X30 softbox camera right. AB800 with Softlighter II camera left. AB800 with gridded HOBD-W overhead. Triggered by Cybersync.
Base B8301786
Camera 4 (X8111597)
Text 1: Two Pines Plot
Battery Level: 100%
Pics on camera: 4
camera4/p_001101.jpg: PIR Trigger
This atmospheric image shows a galaxy named Messier 85, captured in all its delicate, hazy glory by the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope. Messier 85 slants through the constellation of Coma Berenices (Berenice’s Hair), and lies around 50 million light-years from Earth. It was first discovered by Charles Messier’s colleague Pierre Méchain in 1781, and is included in the Messier catalogue of celestial objects.
Messier 85 is intriguing — its properties lie somewhere between those of a lenticular and an elliptical galaxy, and it appears to be interacting with two of its neighbours: the beautiful spiral NGC 4394, located out of frame to the upper left, and the small elliptical MCG 3-32-38, located out of frame to the centre bottom.
The galaxy contains some 400 billion stars, most of which are very old. However, the central region hosts a population of relatively young stars of just a few billion years in age; these stars are thought to have formed in a late burst of star formation, likely triggered as Messier 85 merged with another galaxy over four billion years ago. Messier 85 has a further potentially strange quality. Almost every galaxy is thought to have a supermassive black hole at its centre, but from measurements of the velocities of stars in this galaxy, it is unclear whether Messier 85 contains such a black hole.
This image combines infrared, visible and ultraviolet observations from Hubble’s Wide Field Camera 3.
Credits: ESA/Hubble & NASA, R. O'Connell; CC BY 4.0
WJ Beal Botanical Garden, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan
Shot with a single off-camera flash (Leica SF 60/Leica SF C1 trigger, modified with a MagMod MagSphere diffuser. Flash to left of camera. TTL metering.
Local rock band Triggered Response contracted me back in December to do their first serious photoshoot. They wanted to take some explosive imagery that showed them off as a band so the idea to have this series of water explosions was born. Minus a flooded room, the shoot went off AMAZINGLY ^_^
Over 10 hours of photoshop was invested into the shot to blend the 8 or so images together! If the interest is there, I can prepare a short Tutorial showing how it's done!
In the mean time, I invite you guys to come check out the Making of Video by Eva Jinn Productions: vimeo.com/19996118
Credits:
Clients: TRIGGERED RESPONSE - http://triggeredresponse.com/
Kayla St. Cartier - Vocals, Rhythm Guitar
Abdiel Friedman - Lead Guitar
Alan Pick - Bass Guitar
Patrick N. Perrin - Drums
Makeup:
Lisa-Marie Charron
Assistants:
Anick Morel Photographie
Linda Zheng
Christine Claire Delta
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