Smoke1, originally uploaded by holienmo.no.

Smoke1

Strobist:
580EX II @ 1/8, behind the smoke pointing slightley towards it
Snooted 430EX @ 1/8, camera right

Triggered with Skyport Universals

Alison, originally uploaded by IamPhil.

A test shot using my Canon 40D to check the exposure before taking the final shot with my Mamiya C330S.

Part of my upcoming series “Identity and the Aesthetics”.

Strobist Lighting Information:
1 580EX MKII at 1/4 in Rayflash ringlight adapater camera left

I do need a lot of help with the title of my upcoming series though, “identity” is used in a completely different context in the art world and I want to avoid that context… suggestions?

PSA – Ride Your Bike, originally uploaded by duskyyouth.

PSA – Ride Your Bike/ This content via flickr [Blig this photo]

it’s good for the environment, it’s fun, it doesn’t require gas and it’s good for your health. feel free to add more if i missed anything.

:: strobist Lighting info ::

550ex – camera right – bare – 1/4
nikon sb-24 – camera left – bare – 1/2
580exII – orbis ring flash – 1/1
triggered by pocket wizards

Orbis Ring Flash Attachment, for Use with Existing Flash / Strobe, “One Size” Fits Most Flashes

Canon OC-E3 – Flash synchro cable

Canon Speedlite 580EX II Flash for Canon EOS Digital SLR Cameras

Price For All Three: $659.06

Product Description

The orbis ring flash uses your existing flash/strobe to create the same beautiful, characteristic ring flash look that has previously only been possible with expensive studio systems. Ring flash has long been recognised as characteristic of high-end portrait and fashion photography. The preserve of the upper end of the market, studio ring flash systems cast beautiful shadowless light yet are bulky, fragile, unwieldy and costly. Conceived by a full time professional photographer and developed by top optical designers, the orbis ring flash is made from durable ABS plastics, weighs around 500g and is totally portable. The patent-pending light-tunnel’ redirects the light from your flash/strobe transforming it into an incredibly effective ring flash. A patent-pending ‘one-size-fits-most’ dock means that the orbis works with a huge range of flash/strobes with no need for add-ons. The orbis enables you to take photographs with shadowless quality ring flash light – without the high costs associated with buying or renting a bulky studio ring flash. All you need is a standard flash/strobe unit and an off-camera cord (or other remote triggering method). the orbis is handheld so neither impedes your camera system’s functionality nor relies on the fragile hotshoe connection. The orbis arm, a simple kit enabling you to fix your orbis to your camera, is now available. The orbis was designed to give serious photogr aphers an edge; by enabling you