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Recycling by Joe Crocco Via Flickr: Strobist: SB-600 above and behind bottle @1/4 power, with a 1/4 Honl grid. SB-24 camera left @1/16 power,with an 8 inch snoot. Black cards camera left and right. Strobes fires with cactus V4's.
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quesadilla by Paul Goyette Via Flickr: this photo can also be seen in the wikipedia entry for quesadilla
Fireman's Turnout Gear by Joe Crocco Via Flickr: Strobist: SB-600 High camera left @1/4 power with a 1/4 inch grid. SB-24 Low camera right, @ 1/16 power, with an 8 inch snoot, raked across the cinder block wall, Strobes fired with Cactus V4's.
Several months had passed before I had this enthusiast to study lighting 101. At first I really didn’t like using camera flashes. For me, the lights were so unnatural, appeared so greasy (haha weird) and I just didn’t like it. It also hindered me in trying low light photography. I considered it one of my weaknesses. But now after reading the Nikon manual and looking for helpful blogs (Strobist! Oyea!) and forums I think I’m starting to love it. Challenging and makes you really think… full manual mode!! :) These are some few random shots I took using Nikon SB-24. What I love with these photos is that the light looks natural. Can you believe that the room has fluorescent lamp so expected that the photo will look so white-ish but it turned to some more artsy colored light (maybe because of the old rose pink paint of the room plus bouncy light effect of the camera flash). :)
