Using a single strobe (NOT hotshoe flash)- creative examples - mark II

Corey that last one is cool.

corey.b wrote in post #11596631
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Gio by Corey Bakocs, on Flickr

DocMike wrote in post #11596621
Ryan, your set-up photos look better than my actual photos.

lolol

rohicks wrote in post #11596637
Corey that last one is cool.

lolol

Thanks I was waiting a long time for snow and it finally came

(And DocMike is right, awesome pictures even in setup pictures )

Those are hot, Phil - really digging them.

single 580EX bounced

"Using a single strobe - creative examples - mark II"

of all the threads on this board, this one reminds me that buying more gear isn't going to make my photos better... damn it! If only it were that easy...

Borderfox wrote in post #11587759
580exII 1/4 power directly behind Canon 5d 24-70L Pocketwizards firing


Same setup different location

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this one is fantastic.. what a great file..

corey.b wrote in post #11596631
New and under-practiced on ocf. But here are some recent attempts at it Critique welcome.

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Gio by Corey Bakocs, on Flickr

fantastic photo.. really love everything about this shot..

the results are so unique and so dreamy - worthy of explore on flickr

nes_matt wrote in post #11597498
"Using a single strobe - creative examples - mark II"

of all the threads on this board, this one reminds me that buying more gear isn't going to make my photos better... damn it! If only it were that easy...

The problem is that we always trying to say that the least gear is enough and no necessary for more or it will not make a big difference, in fact the more you can use gear the more you get creative and the more control you can do, and maybe ideas, i challenge any masters or pros working in commercials or portraits or even many events to work with one light only for entire shots, sometimes you need only natural light, sometimes 1 strobe, sometimes 2,3,5.. so the point is what you can do with 1 light or with 10 lights, i am sure there are applications that you can't do with 2 lights, so just first know what your shot should look like then you can decide if you need 1 light or more, i swear i heard someone said that 2 lights were not enough for the shots he was after even he knows how to use 1 light only.

PhilF wrote in post #11597098

Good set.

A quick post before I head out to cover the wedding.
Aurielle.

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rohicks wrote in post #11597715
A quick post before I head out to cover the wedding.
Aurielle.

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Awesome shots, you rock!!!

Hi All, a few shoots from session with Marcus

From a recent shoot...

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Here are a couple shots that I took recently.

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Awesome^