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Scott Cowlin (a group admin) says:
19 Feb 09 - Show us your favorite shots that you have taken using a "small hot shoe flash" and share with us how you set the shot up. These images can be before you read the book or were inspired by the book, its up to you. We just want to help people learn how they can create that "big light" with simple equipment. If you can use the notes feature to share how you set the shot up and what equipment you used.

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Title Author Replies Latest Post
Indoor Event Photography - Flash Sync Speed Heather Ogg Photography 4 3 days ago
The "Double Lightening Bolt Thingy" Heather Ogg Photography 3 8 months ago
Aperture Priority is giving me super slow shutter speeds Heather Ogg Photography 27 8 months ago
Hey Joe....Come to Canada dammit!!! Daniel Hebert 4 8 months ago
Where is everyone Dismayed & Perplexed 10 8 months ago
Francis Wolff flash technique? John Piazza 5 8 months ago

About Joe McNally's Hot Shoe Diaries: Big Light From Small Flashes

This group is for fans of Joe McNally's The Hot Shoe Diaries: Big Light from Small Flashes. In his new book, Joe brings you behind the scenes to candidly share his lighting solutions for a ton of great images. Using Nikon Speedlights, Joe lets you in on his uncensored thought process and demonstrates how he makes his pictures with these small flashes.

In this group, we would like to see your shots, and hear about your thought process behind each one. Show us how you lit them by using the “Add Note” feature and tell us your great stories!

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