Here's a photo i took in my livingroom with two IKEA lamps and a white T-shirt as an softbox. My Jimmie Hendrix LP acted as an nice surface (hope it didn't get scratched in the process). Here's the result anyway
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Here's a photo i took in my livingroom with two IKEA lamps and a white T-shirt as an softbox. My Jimmie Hendrix LP acted as an nice surface (hope it didn't get scratched in the process). Here's the result anyway
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It's kind of fun to use what you got at home. But of course, when I use my uncles Studio with flashes and what not, it becomes even more fun!
A frantic capture from a few nights ago, on the return to our cabin, after capturing the sunset elsewhere. Had to race to get across the road, get the tripod set, get framed, get focus and hope someone would drive by in the right direction before the moon was completely behind the hills... As luck had it, I caught three cars going past, as they had recently departed the ferry, heading back to the city.
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Lady Bay Setting Moon by playswithlight, on Flickr
Thanks needfx, the moon was setting and quick, hence the urgency on this one. We rounded the bend and there was literally a couple of minutes till the moon was gone behind the hill. We were lucky to just make it into a parking bay there, the next one is about a kilometre down the road. It was a thirty second exposure and it doesn't look like the three vehicles have travelled far, but they have. This is one I am going to check the photographers ephemeris for the opportunity to get again, but hopefully with the moon reflecting across the water in between the hills. It might actually turn out too cliched though... Maybe I should leave it at this...
