Posts Tagged ‘off camera flash’


London skyscraper fashion

Fashion model by London skyscraper

Model by white wall

A couple of shots from a fashion shoot in London a while back. Lit with Elinchrom 500 and 250 studio heads, powered by Innovatronix Explorer portable battery. That thing is a mission to carry around all day!

Tilly Jump!

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Just a quick post of Tilly jumping up in the air on the roof of a garage! Setup shot here. I wasn’t quite sure if it was strong enough to hold us, let alone jump on it! Held up in the end though

Elinchrom 500 as main light through softbox, and 250 head with reflector for rim/hair. Innovatronix battery pack used to power the flashes

I have all most finished a massive load of editing photos so I should be able to post some of those photos up here

Val Thorens Snowboarding & Skiing pictures

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Here are a selection of snowboarding and skiing pictures from my trip to Val Thorens in France late last year. This is a fun little roof drop just off of our hotel into a very rough landing! Here Jim does his best mid-air ice angel impression.

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Rob is a man who is not afraid of hurting himself. These two shots were taken on Sigma 10mm fisheye lens (review).

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Found a couple of fun powder runs, quite a bit of hiking at 3500m really takes the breath out of you, but well worth it! I shot these photos on the Canon 70-200mm F/2.8, a great lens as you can shot from a good distance away and zoom in to get a lot of turns in as the rider goes down the mountain.

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In Val Thoren town there were a couple of jumps and drops, I wish I had got more photos of it. This was taken with the Sigma 10mm fisheye again, and using Elinchrom skyports (review) to trigger the external flash guns.

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Town kicker 360 on skis

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The weather was pretty bad all week which was really annoying. On the first day the lifts were shut completely, so just made some kickers and hiked up the mountain a bit. The rest of the time the weather was pretty much over-cast like this, not ideal photo taking weather!

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Considering how early in the season we went (14th December 2008) I guess we were pretty lucky with the snow, the year before in Tignes was better, probably the best weather I have ever skied in! I am going back out to Italy at the end of this month for some more snow action, so I am hoping for blue skies and a lot less wind!