gusi

Hello.

A friend of mine made me this picture at my request.

I'ts only a initial test but I would know the impression it causes to you.

It wae the first time she took a DSLR so the cropping should be improved.

Many thanks about your advice.

A little test in "sports mode" for my NIKON D50

� Perhaps too cropped ?

Please give me your oppinio about my first "sport picture" with the

NIKON D50

I would like to see more her face.

Perhaps a little reflecting surface driving the light you placed over her to the face?

I would reconsider the framing.

The picture is very nice but I don't like the bird so hight in the composition.

Very nice as is.

I would include some more detail in the bottom.

Many Thanks, Scott and Rob.

I didn't expect to get many reactions for this pictures, because of the simple idea and setup.

I feel uncomfortable with several things:

- The background.

- The drops on the paper backgroud ( the gray dots )

- The bluish shadow.

As you can see in my gallery all pictures are very similar but changing the flashes direction and gels. The method was to plug the camera to the pc and shoot directly from the keyboard. Afer some 200 pictures I choosed the best ( or discarded the poorest, as you like )

Should this weekend I take more pictures like this I will post a picture of the setup.

Many thanks about your attention.

Gusi Domarco

gusi@trepar.com

Hello.

Yes, the framing is not very good. The picture is not retouched or cropped and the poor background you can see is a sheet of satinated paped. Because of this, you can see also some dark spots in the background that are waterdrops falling over the paper.

The colouring was made with gels over the flashes: 1 flash over the camera and another on the right.

Many thanks about your contribution.

Many thanks.

More information:

The camera was hand held because I have no tripod.

Lens: SIGMA 70-210

Shutter/Aperture: 1/4000 at the mí®©mum aperture becuse of the huge amount of light the 2 flashes give.

The drops came from a medical saline solution infuser (those used in hospitals)

Nest time I will try milk and coloured gelatins over the flash.

I've just made a homemade slave flash trigger and tested it shooting

water drops falling over a cristal vase.

Equipment: Nikon D50 + Flash Jessop 300 TTL + Slave Flash Starblitz

3000 BTS

Please... do you like it?