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recap: NYC photo walk \u2013 photography workshop, Brooklyn Waterfront<\/h2>\n

Teaching a flash photography workshop on a grey day, I was disappointed that it was so overcast and miserable – and that I wouldn\u2019t be able to properly explain how to balance flash with strong sunlight with an actual example – but then the sun popped out! This is part of the adventure of an on-location workshop such as the\u00a0NYC Photo Walks<\/a><\/strong>\u00a0– you just don’t quite know what you’ll get on any given day since the environment can change.<\/p>\n

Techie stuff:<\/strong>
\nLighting is with the Profoto B1 on a monopod, and the Profoto OCF 24\u201d beauty dish to sweeten the light.
\n1\/2000 @ f\/4 @ 100 ISO … and of course the flash was in high-speed flash sync<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The camera that I used this time was the\u00a0Sony A9 with the Sony 24-105mm f\/4 lens. I have transmitters for all the major camera brands, so I am quite sure I can accommodate you.<\/p>\n

Here is the pull-back shot to show how the light was placed. Related topics such as posing and placement of the light are part of any of the workshops.<\/p>\n

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\u00a0Photo gear used I used for these photos<\/h2>\n