Well i finally did one… Iām not one who likes pictures of myself unless its riding. But i figured it was now time to give a try at a self-portrait. So here is my first go at a self-portrait:
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Trevor and Bike
I always wanted to try a shot with a black background and the subject lit. I used Trevor and his bike to try out this shot. I was a little nervous about all the shinny parts of the bike and the flash and how they would interact. We spent about an hour and a half trying to get a good shot. We came out with a couple cool shots:
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surfing portrait shoot on the beach
After a fun little surf near the Waves Pier, I got out the camera because i thought that the dark and storm immanent would make for a very cool backdrop. Ill preface that i spent most of the morning reading and studying different flash techniques, so i was lets say eager to get out and try out what i had learned. I again tried to use an off camera flash to start dialing in the strobist in me. So after the surf session I grabbed a couple friends and started shooting.
I shot with the 430 off camera (Mel was my human tripod for the shoot). I had the 580 on the camera with the diffuser. I kept the 430 at about 1/2-1/16 power and the 580 around 1/2 – 1/8 power. I just switched up the power and distances of the shots to play around and see the differences would be. The first and biggest thing i need to work on is the power and controlling the shadows. Overall I was hap with the results. Here is how they turned out:
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Triple-S video
Here is another Video shot and edited by Tom Court. There are a few shots you can catch what i did all week.
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KP Boosting Session
Ryan had one of his client come down for the last few days. After work The three of us headed to KP for a super boost session. It was well, windy! it was averaging around 35 and Ryan went out on a 7 waroo, Nuzzi was on a 6m havoc, and john was out on a 5 waroo. I decided to go out on my smallest kite a 8m havoc. I defiantly had my PR hang-time. It was a fun short session with tons of big jumps before the hands and feet went numb. The images below were shot my Ryan’s Student Alex.