Macro - 5 of 8 - Creative use of background and lighting using Flash.
Can anyone guess how the background is changed to blue colour?
It's almost 5pm and getting dark. I have to rely mostly on flash for lighting.
regards,
Arthur
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Macro - 5 of 8 - Creative use of background and lighting using Flash. Can anyone guess how the background is changed to blue colour? It's almost 5pm and getting dark. I have to rely mostly on flash for lighting. regards, Arthur
Well you didn't say what the background was so:
1. I'll have a stab in the dark (pun intended) and say you used a slow exposure to brighten a darkening sky while using flash to freeze your subject. 2. Either that or you shot this above water (the sparkles in the top left hint towards that). 3. Or better yet, the butterfly is dead and you've shot this in the studio with a backdrop. LOL! Nikon D70, Nikon F80, Rollei 6008 Pro, Plaubel 5x4, Elinchrom 4K floorpacks and heads.
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