And doing the opposite look-and-feel of the white on whute shot below, this one obviously being all about black. But you knew that.
Filed under: Photography, Technology | Tags: D3, Flash, Manfrotto, Nikon, Photography, Sydney
An interesting shot this one – it involved securing the camera to the car with a Manfrotto suction cup and arm. The camera was fired by Pocket Wizard, roughly an eigth of a second to get the blur off the tunnel walls, and at the end of the expsoure, the hotshoe fired another PW that in turned fired flashes on the back seats and one on the dash. Sweet. If not nerve wracking.
Become a Strobist
David Hooby’s 10-DVD boxed set is a steal. Sure the $139 might make you pause, but hey this is 10 (count ‘em) DVD’s each jam-packed with the type of information that has made David the world’s leading exponent of teaching off-camera flash techniques.
And none of it is hard. Got a camera? Got a separate flash? You’re ready to start (in fact you’ll be surprised at the quality of the photos you can take with basic gear and simple techniques)
If you’re beand new to it all, start by reading his excellent Lighting 101 material. Got the gist of that? OK then move on to Lighting 102. Once you appetite is whetted, you’ll be wanting to check out those DVD’s.
