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 by jdear on Wed May 07, 2008 6:59 pm
I dug up some photos I took with my little bro (also on this forum - jdear_89) down at Jamberoo when some hay-bales were still out. i.e unwrapped and not stacked. We were taking some landscapes - but the sun didnt do much interesting when it set... This is a photo of James in the distance shooting some bales - 2 stop HDR merge... Shot with my old Nikon 15:3.5 Ais lense (shows up as 50mm 1.8 in exif!) with adapter on 5D - I have no idea what the actual aperture was - I think it was around f11/f18 using the hyperfocal scale.  so I pulled out the flashes and had a bit of a play... This was an 8 second exposure and I walked (read run) around James and popped off the flash at different places to paint him in (including the 'sun' between his hands)  some crazy air time...  and just a bit of flash on James for a portrait  and as usual a few more on my blog. Thanks for looking! I want to play around more with long exposures and flash painting - Id love to do a sort of paparazzi shot with a whole bunch of flashes going off in the background. Jonathan
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by NJ on Wed May 07, 2008 7:46 pm
all stunning, but that first shot really takes the cake. didnt see ur brother in the distance until you pointed it out, and now that i see it, it adds so much more depth to the image 
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by Pehpsi on Wed May 07, 2008 9:41 pm
Great set of pics I think I appreciate them a little more due to the fact that I never use any flash and am a little clueless in that department..
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by PiroStitch on Wed May 07, 2008 10:04 pm
creative concept with holding the sun nicely balanced flash work as well.
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by chrisk on Thu May 08, 2008 10:24 pm
so much to love about these shots i dont even know where to begin.
superb use of flash. well done.
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by surenj on Thu May 08, 2008 11:46 pm
Awesome shots! Your bro did well to keep still in the multiflash image...
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by Peter DYER on Mon May 12, 2008 9:01 pm
The first shot is stunning, the second one very clever well done. More please!
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