Glass-Parade ;-) Strobist info: Nikon SB 24 into softbox, behind the glasses (faced towards camera). On the left and right side two black cardboards.

Nissin Di622 MII at 1/1 whit small sofbox on the left, white panel on the right, small silver panel on the left. All right reserved. Tutti i diritti riservati

this is a photo from my photography AS course, this was taken in our school studio

the teapot was in a light cube to avoid reflections. inside the teapot, I burnt incense to obtain a smoke.

Miało być prosto i przejrzyście. Lampa błyskowa strumienica z kartonu i blenda. Wszystko na stoliku i tle odwróconej białą strona plastikowej reklamy.

the forks with the broccoli wan on a glass with white fond under it. The soft box was right behind them.

il fumo è stato creato con incenso in grani, la parte bassa ripulita in PP

Hi everybody, revised and reconsidered light setup for splash photography in action:) Previously could not properly sync regular flash with strobes due to different impulse length. Now everything is fine:) Thank you for dropping by!

I created this picture for a client of mine. He wanted to show the charme of his ties. I started to think to something that could deal with the concept of elegance, good taste, satisfaction… Finally I found my inspiration thinking at a good glass of red wine. You know, in Italy we are proud of our wines… I took the picture using two gridded strobes The 1st one was directly above the glass, in order to illuminate the tie and to create a well defined circle of light on the table. The 2nd one…

by using a yellow filter, can use a Speedlite or flashlight, a palm tree branch poperty

Lens = nikon 105mm f2.5 AI with 2 extension tubes. The ring is on colored slinky toy

A funny version of the Christmast Whishes:) Merry Christmas for all:) About set up: Bike was wrapped with Christmas lights. The flash light with snootem was focused on my brother's lying dressed as Santa Claus.;) To show the light of Christmas lights, I had to give a long exposure time.

Some of my new toys, I just love how they look! Had to take some pics..... Easy set up, just wanted to show them around =) "DIYPhotography"