Canon EF 135mm f/2L USM (Thread 2)

Dankata wrote in post #17022901
Thanks guys, I have no secrets really, I just place the flashes camera left and right if possible, sometimes both need to be on the same side and I usually place them a little higher than the model's head. Most of time flashes are set on HSS... that's all really. Of course it is also important what natural light already hits the subject, the background as well, the distance between flashes and subject is not always the same but these are things you adjust during the shoot so I don't know how to explain lol

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/nZvi​zi Alejandra by Daniel Stoychev Photography, on Flickr

Maaaaaannn and I was waiting for your instructional
DVD... Lol

I picked up this from you a while back.. Thx for being an inspiration..

Dankata wrote in post #17022901
Thanks guys, I have no secrets really, I just place the flashes camera left and right if possible, sometimes both need to be on the same side and I usually place them a little higher than the model's head. Most of time flashes are set on HSS... that's all really. Of course it is also important what natural light already hits the subject, the background as well, the distance between flashes and subject is not always the same but these are things you adjust during the shoot so I don't know how to explain lol

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/nZvi​zi Alejandra by Daniel Stoychev Photography, on Flickr

Awesome as always

Like father like daughter?

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Fantastic pic, Chris. I seem to recall seeing that one a long time ago...

chris panas wrote in post #17024491

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THIS!!!!!!

Dankata wrote in post #17022901
Thanks guys, I have no secrets really, I just place the flashes camera left and right if possible, sometimes both need to be on the same side and I usually place them a little higher than the model's head. Most of time flashes are set on HSS... that's all really. Of course it is also important what natural light already hits the subject, the background as well, the distance between flashes and subject is not always the same but these are things you adjust during the shoot so I don't know how to explain lol

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/nZvi​zi Alejandra by Daniel Stoychev Photography, on Flickr

.... and wide open
Always pleasure to watch your photos

^^^Very nice

chris panas wrote in post #17024491

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Chris, you have almost conquered all the threads for primes, with your awesome pics. Man I love your pictures...can easily make out the Chris Panas signature style...brilliant!!!

Dankata wrote in post #17022901
Thanks guys, I have no secrets really, I just place the flashes camera left and right if possible, sometimes both need to be on the same side and I usually place them a little higher than the model's head. Most of time flashes are set on HSS... that's all really. Of course it is also important what natural light already hits the subject, the background as well, the distance between flashes and subject is not always the same but these are things you adjust during the shoot so I don't know how to explain lol

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/nZvi​zi Alejandra by Daniel Stoychev Photography, on Flickr

DigitalTuned wrote in post #17023892
Maaaaaannn and I was waiting for your instructional
DVD... Lol

I picked up this from you a while back.. Thx for being an inspiration..

Is there one?

Doggie Portrait

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Blaspass wrote in post #17024852

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Melissa_11 von patrick.koeber auf Flickr

Love this shot. Love the glow on her face. It the light on the foreground added PP or SOOC?

KHAWACHEN wrote in post #17025334
Is there one?

No lol.. What I meant when I said
"I picked up this from you a while back" was a comment that Daniel made on how he uses his flashes.. If I recall it correctly, his words were "2 speedlights on HSS bare becuase I have no time for umbrellas or soft boxes" something in that nature.. I've been trying to do the same ever since..