Engine 483 After Dark [sad]
| August 14, 2008 10:49AM |
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Engine 483 After Dark [sad]
Went back to the yard to try a few different setting and a 2nd flash. IMHO 483 looks more sad after dark.
When I first got there to set up, there was barely enough light to move around with out a flash light so I took 1 photo.
I sat down and waited for dark dark and then took these.
I did NOT use my extra flash on this one.
These I used a 2nd flash. I set the camera on a 10 second delay and I moved down across from the engine and after the camera fired I used a 2nd flash to add some light.
I have ordered a remote shutter release and another flash so more test next week.
Went back to the yard to try a few different setting and a 2nd flash. IMHO 483 looks more sad after dark.
When I first got there to set up, there was barely enough light to move around with out a flash light so I took 1 photo.
I sat down and waited for dark dark and then took these.
I did NOT use my extra flash on this one.
These I used a 2nd flash. I set the camera on a 10 second delay and I moved down across from the engine and after the camera fired I used a 2nd flash to add some light.
I have ordered a remote shutter release and another flash so more test next week.
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