Using a single strobe - creative examples - post yours

exodusfman800 wrote in post #9880078
I actually didn't take down my my equipment, so I ran down and shot a quick pull back.

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I've spent a lot of time watching different videos, tutorials, and whatnot. Here are two that kind of helped me here.

http://www.youtube.com​/watch?v=KoY-cyxDMEk

And if you can get over the Elinchrom guy's accent...

http://www.youtube.com​/watch?v=KoY-cyxDMEk

Thanks Pham. I just hope some of my shots end up looking as good as yours one day, lol. P.S. Sorry about Purdue tonight. They were doing awesome until the very end of the game.

WTF! That stands for Water That Ficus!:p

Yet another wedding shot. I'm really loving HSS at distance using the new PW's.

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Me being an idiot again, this time with a sombrero on my head lol.

1x Vivitar 285 HV left of the camera @ 1/4th power. Shot through umbrella

tenoverthenose wrote in post #9882403
Yet another wedding shot. I'm really loving HSS at distance using the new PW's.

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That's a very cool shot Patrick.

Dunno why but the first one reminds me of a hornet with it's mouth open

lol now that you mention it, it does doesn't it?

Wow, some great images on this page!

Alejandro - All your work is incredible!

Alejandro awesome shot, is there a reflector or something below as it looks like there is fill from below?

cdmonkey wrote in post #9885530
Alejandro awesome shot, is there a reflector or something below as it looks like there is fill from below?

2 Reflectors

1 right hand side very close to her just outta frame
and another one just below her hands

Alejandro Sandoval wrote in post #9885939
2 Reflectors

1 right hand side very close to her just outta frame
and another one just below her hands

Were you shooting on a white background and just underexposing it???
thanks

TMR Design wrote in post #9883481
That's a very cool shot Patrick.

Thanks Robert, it's fun to mix wide open apertures and external lighting without the hassle of ND filters.