First shoot with my model friend (NWS)

[Remedi]

From quite a while ago, never put them up. I badly need a decent flash gun or light box in some poses. Any recommendations (for a D40x)?

Location: a cold lockup

Subjects: my car + my mate who can work a cam lol



Untouched images apart from resizing.

Then Bikini shots (her idea lol)

 

[AK]

ooooooooooooft HAIIII!

 

[Dave..]

yes please!

 

[Feirny]

The first one seems way too dark around the model, the strip light is to prominent if you get me.

Rest are good though, I like them

 

[Nigel]

She looks great an the kini shots.

 

[SBV116]

nice shots,

 

[alexbleubolt]

she a carpet mucher with that red nose,

 

[unofficialPete]

Nice shots, like you say, some flash would really make a difference, you got everything else nailed down well. Some eBay flash triggers + old Manual flash + diffuser could be a good start.. ask on http://photography-on-the.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=35 its a Canon kinda place but they'll still play nice...

 

[Remedi]

Ta Pete, I'm so new to the flash thing.

Cheers all for the comments, positive or otherwise lol

 

[Pete.]

Nice, wish I had friends like that.

 

[disco87]

nice tasteful pics!

Any dirty ones?

 

[Clart]

3 is the pick for me, although they all look a little soft - perhaps intentional?

 

[® Andy]

Loving the tight DoF in some of those ... especially the 3rd one!

 

[dunganick]

hope you dont mind ive done a quick edit, nice shots, lighting is a bit skew. Having said which i deffinatly couldnt do anybetter!

 

[thehazzle]

Her name doesn't happen to be Jen does it?

 

[jesus]

Worth one. Probably.

 

[mace¬]

I like your work. Especially the kini shots.

Had a sneaky tank once you downloaded them? and is it harder to take pics with a semi?

 

[Jenfafa]

some nice shots
got those hold ups lol

luv the location, i found something like this but cant find a way to get a car in yet hehe

 

[Peperami]

Nice pics mate. Like the way the colour of the holdups compliments the car!

some nice shots
got those hold ups lol

luv the location, i found something like this but cant find a way to get a car in yet hehe

Ha, fancy posing on the bonnet of a 328?

 

[Jenfafa]

Nice pics mate. Like the way the colour of the holdups compliments the car!



Ha, fancy posing on the bonnet of a 328?

haha im always behind the cam :rasp:

 

[Remedi]

dunganick - Cheers for the edit, good job

mace - It isn't that difficult lol

thehazzle - Yep, you know her?

3 is the pick for me, although they all look a little soft - perhaps intentional?

Well, Yes and no

I had the aperture high due to the not so great lighting. But i wanted the narrow depth of field look also. I used my Sigma 30mm f1.4 for all of them apart from one.

cheers all!

 

[Dafthead]

Smash would I flaps her next into week

(re-arrange)

 

[thehazzle]

Kinda

 

[mace¬]

Ha, fancy posing on the bonnet of a 328?

I like your work.

[YOUTUBE]ex30DYwQlHU[/YOUTUBE]

 

[.GAZ.]

Would!

 

[Peperami]

I like your work.

[youtube]ex30DYwQlHU[/youtube]

Knowsit bristol

 

[mace¬]

Knowsit bristol

Let the good times roll! I wanna see your pretty face in action tbh. I'll bring my notepad.

 

[Jungle_Jim]

Nice shots, like you say, some flash would really make a difference, you got everything else nailed down well. Some eBay flash triggers + old Manual flash + diffuser could be a good start.. ask on http://photography-on-the.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=35 its a Canon kinda place but they'll still play nice...

+1 This man talks sense, its by far the easiest way for off camera flash on location.

i do have a proper indoor two head studio flash kit which i experimented with outside using a battery inverter but it was a c**k running all the wires so i went for a completely wireless route.
i used the stands from my studio lights, i then bought a clamp which connects to the stand which enables you adjust the direction of the flash head and also hold an umbrella, on top of the clamp is a wireless receiver then on top of that is a standard canon speedlite. i already had a canon 420ez so picked up a second (so to keep the power of the flashes the same) on ebay for about £35. good thing is that you can buy cheaper flashes as they dont have to have a built in slave as they are connect to wireless receivers. the wireless trigger which fires them just sits on the cameras hotshoe.

tooks some pics so hopefully that will make it easier to understand.

i got all the stuff from an ebay shop called link delight (which is where i bought the studio kit too)
http://stores.ebay.co.uk/LinkDelight-Photography-Shop

wireless trigger / receiver
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/4-channel-Wire...QQcmdZViewItem

clamps
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Hot-Shoe-Trigg...742.m153.l1262

hope that is of some use
cheers
James

 

[GaryS]

i used the stands from my studio lights, i then bought a clamp which connects to the stand which enables you adjust the direction of the flash head and also hold an umbrella, on top of the clamp is a wireless receiver then on top of that is a standard canon speedlite. i already had a canon 420ez so picked up a second (so to keep the power of the flashes the same) on ebay for about £35. good thing is that you can buy cheaper flashes as they dont have to have a built in slave as they are connect to wireless receivers. the wireless trigger which fires them just sits on the cameras hotshoe.

Same set up as me except I'm using Nikon flashguns.

My white umbrella came from Asda... does the same job as the ones at silly prices in photography shops

 

[Timmay]

lovely jubblies

 

[Android]

id f**k her mouth

 

[nick.]

None to shabby i must say

 

[Remedi]

+1 This man talks sense, its by far the easiest way for off camera flash on location.

i do have a proper indoor two head studio flash kit which i experimented with outside using a battery inverter but it was a c**k running all the wires so i went for a completely wireless route.
i used the stands from my studio lights, i then bought a clamp which connects to the stand which enables you adjust the direction of the flash head and also hold an umbrella, on top of the clamp is a wireless receiver then on top of that is a standard canon speedlite. i already had a canon 420ez so picked up a second (so to keep the power of the flashes the same) on ebay for about £35. good thing is that you can buy cheaper flashes as they dont have to have a built in slave as they are connect to wireless receivers. the wireless trigger which fires them just sits on the cameras hotshoe.

tooks some pics so hopefully that will make it easier to understand.

i got all the stuff from an ebay shop called link delight (which is where i bought the studio kit too)
http://stores.ebay.co.uk/LinkDelight-Photography-Shop

wireless trigger / receiver
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/4-channel-Wire...QQcmdZViewItem

clamps
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Hot-Shoe-Trigg...742.m153.l1262

hope that is of some use
cheers
James

very helpful mate

thanks

 

[Millsy]

oh Hai oli!!

Jeni looks good.

as said above get a flash and a diffuser and you'll be sorted

 

[Reyes]

She into heroine and stuff like that? Joke.
Shots are good.