Nikolai Sklobovsky
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What Can You Do In 45 minutes At Your Own Tiny Backyard If You Have A Camera, A Flash And A Willing Model.
#1: I love the backlighting:
#2: It's not always necessary to look directly into the camera:
#3: Why not to use the props themselves as a part of the image:
#4: Don't even start talking about "the second eye's not showing" ;-)
More here: http://nik.smugmug.com/gallery/3531457
All taken with Canon 40D + 17-55/2.8 + one/two Sunpak Auto 555EX flash units (PW controlled), handheld, full manual at f/4 and 1/125s.
The ambient light was within 1/2..1 f/stop from the flash (I used my el cheapo Sekonic)
During the 45 minutes we had a few wardrobe changes and moved around 6-8 spots (all within few feet of each other).
Enjoy!
What Can You Do In 45 minutes At Your Own Tiny Backyard If You Have A Camera, A Flash And A Willing Model.
#1: I love the backlighting:
#2: It's not always necessary to look directly into the camera:
#3: Why not to use the props themselves as a part of the image:
#4: Don't even start talking about "the second eye's not showing" ;-)
More here: http://nik.smugmug.com/gallery/3531457
All taken with Canon 40D + 17-55/2.8 + one/two Sunpak Auto 555EX flash units (PW controlled), handheld, full manual at f/4 and 1/125s.
The ambient light was within 1/2..1 f/stop from the flash (I used my el cheapo Sekonic)
During the 45 minutes we had a few wardrobe changes and moved around 6-8 spots (all within few feet of each other).
Enjoy!