One of many — Just thought I might post up one so I can share it accross the internet. 🙂

Lindsay UNC

Went to the beach this weekend, decided to post up some pictures that were a bit different than just cars. Enjoy. I know they’re a bit boring. 🙂

Been a long time. I’ve been very busy and jam-packed with work. Now that I’m sick I am able to get a little downtime and edit some pictures that I’ve been meaning to edit.

Strobin’, strobin’. Broke my SB-600 as I let it fall onto concrete. Total came to 114.xx to repair, and hopefully I will get it back soon.

Without further ado…

Just a picture that I had from September. I hadn’t edited it until I used it as an example for someone on a forum. Used 2 strobes, SB-600 fired via trigger, SB-26 in optical slave mode. Sunsets are Indiana are nice. My S70 in all it’s glory!

Happy Thanksgiving.

There are a few more, but ‘meh,’ it’s simply the same car. 🙂

Enjoy. Took a while to get these done… School is work.

Still need to get through editing all these. I haven’t had enough time to touch them really, but here is an example, grossly un-edited (re: powerline), for your viewing pleasure. Polarized @ F/22(I think).

Yeah, two pictures from the NC Euro meet on Tuesday. (7/8/08) Used the speedlight to fill shadows and add contrast.

Shot that I was trying to pull off. Not quite the result that I wanted, but very close.  Tach moving would be best, but simply wasn’t possible. Maybe with a better mount.

Enjoy!

The Morning Monster. Well, not every morning, that wouldn’t be great for my heart.

Impromptu, like most pictures I take. Evolved into full on lighting. Key light was a simple 100W CFL in a desklamp, backlight is the SB-600 with several red(obviously) gels. Enjoy.

One more for fun from Saturday night. Please ignore the stupid faces I’m making while running around in the dark. 😀 thanks.

So I said in a post a few mins ago that I might give another example. I guess this is it. 2 updates for the price of one since I haven’t done one in a while. Thought this was a good picture demonstrating the power of a single off camera flash fired camera right. SB-600 on 1/4(I believe. ) I guess this is “Self Portrait Round 3” well, really 4, but who’s keeping track? hah. And without further a due…

Like I said… Flash 1/4 power camera right. Small fill from window camera left. ISO 100 if I recall correctly.

Areas for improvement?

Snoot the flash to keep it tighter. all this light spill is lame, but then again it was diffused on the flash head. Whatever, I’m going to sleep since I’m rambling. Longest comment for a single picture.