Two things I experienced during this "shoot". Hard light and fall off. Basic principles are the harder the light, the sharper the shadows and the closer the light to the subject vs light to background, the quicker you'll get fall off. There just wasn't enough ambient light to get a decent balanced exposure on anything higher than maybe iso 800 which a huge aperture. Next time I can just move the flash back, throw on an umbrella and get light everywhere. If only I had another flash. Well, somebody go buy some of my pictures!
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- Apparently, this is where my photography comes from
- A shopping wish list
- It's a botanical weekend
- Oh yeah, light
- Playing with fire
- The approvals keep pouring in
- Laying the foundation
- Strobist gets more attention
- Rejections and approvals at PhotoShelter
- Focus!!
- Never count on the weather
- Dear lord, the global warming is upon us...
- To Micro or not to Micro
- Fighting "perfection"
- Another approval, this one has me excited - Photsh...
- Things are happening, sort of...
- Finally approvals from Dreamstime
- Flash doggies
- Misty Falls
- Third time's the charm?
- 10 swings, 8 strikes at Shutterstock
- To accept or not to accept
- Microstock Photography
- So it starts...
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