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Part of the shoot on Auburn's track and field

Strobist info:

1. Two SB-600 at 1/2, 1/4 CTO, camera left through DIY beauty dish each
2. Two Vivitar 285 HV shot through umbrella, at 1/2, camera left

All lights triggered via Paul Buff's Cybersyncs

Strobist:
1. One SB-600, 1/4 CTO, Zoomed on 85 mm, 1/8th at subjects face, bare, camera left
2. One SB-600, 1/4 CTO, 1/16th, at subject's feet, camera right

All triggered with Paul Buff's Cybersync

As a continuation of the project we have for the sport's food supplements, we went to Lake Martin the other day and did some outdoor strobist exercise. It was so cold though, windy that is, that we had to adjust all camera and flash conditions before we even ask our model to dress up with the swim-suit. Anyhow, the actual shoot took 10 min while the preparation took about 45 min.

Strobist:

1. Two SB-600 and two Vivitar 285 HV (to kill the ambient), camera left, shot through umbrella, 1/4 CTO gels on all of them, triggered with Paul Buff's Cybersyncs

These series of photos were made for editorial purposes only. They will not be used in commercial advertizement, for profit and/or any kind of endorsements. All pictures are shot for a school project in graphic design.

As a continuation of my friend's project for food supplements and "energy boosters", we went to the swimming pool. This is TJ and he is part of the university's team. Last week they won for 16th consecutive time the SEC championship - War Eagle.

These series of photos were made for editorial purposes only. They will not be used in commercial advertizement, for profit and/or any kind of endorsements. All pictures are shot for a school project in graphic design.

Strobist info:
1. Two Nikon SB-600's with 1/4 CTO, shot through umbrella, camera right, shoulder level. Both at 1/4 power and triggered with Paul Buff's Cybersync.
2. One Vivitar 285 HV at 1/2 power with 1/4 CTO jell, camera left, for rim and outline. Triggered with Paul Buff's Cybersync.

As a continuation of the project we have for the sport's food supplements, we went to Lake Martin the other day and did some outdoor strobist exercise. It was so cold though, windy that is, that we had to adjust all camera and flash conditions before we even ask our model to dress up with the swim-suit. Anyhow, in between the few takes we did, TJ tried to warm up his hands and what do you know - it came out a great frame. Anyhow, the actual shoot took 10 min while the preparation took about 45 min.

Strobist:

1. Two SB-600 and two Vivitar 285 HV (to kill the ambient), camera left, shot through umbrella, 1/4 CTO gels on all of them, triggered with Paul Buff's Cybersyncs

These series of photos were made for editorial purposes only. They will not be used in commercial advertizement, for profit and/or any kind of endorsements. All pictures are shot for a school project in graphic design.