Until now, my discussions have been confined to just using one flash.
As you progress in your technical abilities, you will find you might like having a 2nd flash.
When you use a low shutter speed, you are actually using 3 lights sources: the 2 flash units and the ambient or available light. If you are working at night, you have 2.
Maria, showing signs of impatience, starts to goof off at the end of our hour-long shoot. See the other pictures below.
Canon 40D with 50 mm lens on a tripod. Since our faces were in the same plane, f8 was more than enough to keep us all in focus. Thanks Eric for taking our picture.
Happy Thanksgiving! This year I dragged out my portable studio for the Thanksgiving get-together.
Since I’ve made it a point to ask my students if they used their cameras over the weekend, I felt I better “walk the walk not just talk the talk.” Continue reading Happy Thanksgiving
As a freelance photographer I tend to photograph people mostly. After 20 years I am fortunate to still come across interesting people like freelance writer/author Rebecca O’ Connor, a UCR alumni.
She hunts ducks at the Salton Sea with her dog Booth an American Brittany Spaniel.
But she doesn’t use a firearm, only her 5-year-old peregrine falcon, Anakin.
Author of at least 9 books, Rebecca is a parrot consultant.
