Showing posts with label strobist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label strobist. Show all posts

Saturday, April 4, 2015

unclear...

The view from one of the lookouts I drive past every morning...
Not so much view this time.


Friday, November 28, 2014

Flashback

A few older photos.
Ruth on the New Zealand Trip at Lake Tekapo, and the Church of the Good Shepard there.  Both playing with a flash.



And a photo of Zak from earlier this year.  He has grown up so much since then!
All the photos were grabbed from older shots because the topic of the month for Toowoomba Photographic Society is "Use of flash".

Wednesday, April 16, 2014

Lake Tepako




There are  couple of nasty spots on my camera sensor that I will need to clean up when I work on the photos....

Wednesday, October 30, 2013

The Doctor

Near where we live there is (believe it or not) a Tardis!
The people who own it were kind enough to let us take a few photos with it this afternoon....

For a huge Doctor Who fan, this was a huge thing!



Photo Geeking:
Bright sunlight in the background.. still just before setting.  2 flashes, one held by my very own voice activated light stand, the other on the ground to the left of the shots.  Shutter speed high to darken the background.
The shot straight out of the camera is below... along with one showing a little more like what the scene looked like in real life... (along with the voice activated light stand!)



Friday, January 11, 2013

Xan and the Storm

Incoming storm when I was home.  Taken between Christmas and New Year.


Tuesday, January 8, 2013

Windows to the soul




Filed under:  things you do when you are bored in your hotel room with 2 flashes, a camera and photoshop.

Monday, January 7, 2013

Yesterday's morning activities...

Here in Miluo,
out the back of my hotel...
after spending some time ferretting around randomly with my camera and flash...  I worked up the courage to ask the guy I wanted to photograph if I could shoot him while he was working....

He had no problems with it.... and this was the result.  He was shovelling coal from a big pile outside to a smaller pile inside and then from that pile into the boiler that was giving me hot water in my hotel - so I definitely appreciated his efforts!