Posts Tagged ‘ strobist ’

If you are getting caught up in photography and want to ride the minimalist (Strobist) wave, as good a place to start as any is Kirk Tuck’s Minimalist Lighting: Professional Techniques for Location Photography. Along with the Strobist blog and lighting guide, this is a detailed, useful, practical, concrete, and helpful guide to getting...
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Following up on this morning’s post, Didactylos’ Strobe, I went to the Strobist forums on Flickr and posted a link to Didactylos’ Strobe. Since the Strobist community is big on do-it-yourself solutions. I have had numerous interesting response’s. You can see and participate in the discussion on flickr here. There is some good advice...
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For some time now, I have been following the Strobist blog. David Hobby, the longtime newspaper photographer, has caused quite a stir in photographic circles with his guide to and thoughts on lighting. From What is Strobist?: This website is about one thing: Learning how to use off-camera flash with your dSLR to take...
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A few weeks ago, we were visiting some good friends who have a wonderful pair of (now) six-month old twin boys. I lugged my camera gear, complete with my strobist lighting gear. I lug this gear about on the odd chance I can find someone willing to let me pull it out and use...
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As I mentioned last week, some of my photos from last week’s prep basketball game were to be published in the Chapel Hill News. These two made it onto the front page of the sports section, accompanying the article,  “Old Friends, New Rivals“. I took a few hundred shot that day, whittled that down...
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