June 1, 2009; Day 30.
Suppertime.
Tonight I was in Portsmouth for what may be the only time this month. It was nice to spend some quality time with the boys before the schedule gets hectic.
This was shot with my new fisheye lens using TTL bounce flash. I had been a big fan of bounce flash until I recently read this plug at the Strobist website: “Are you worthless and weak? Do you cry for your mama every time you need to balance a couple of flashes with the ambient? Are you still using TTL bounce flash? We are here to save you from yourself.” Oh boy. Boot Camp II is coming and I haven’t even glanced at Boot Camp I. So much to learn! So little time!
For most of the day I had daydreams of capturing Portsmouth’s Memorial Bridge under a dusk blue sky but my friend Raymond held up the potluck for 30 minutes cooking his potatoes. When I was finally free to sneak out, the sky was gone. Luckily the late dusk will last into August so that photo will come.
Raw: Color Temperature: 5450K; Tint: 0
Raw: Recovery: 30
Raw: Fill Light: 10
Raw: Saturation: 8
PS: Curves: Linear Contrast preset
PS: Smart Sharpening: 180-1-Lens Blur
Suppertime.
Tonight I was in Portsmouth for what may be the only time this month. It was nice to spend some quality time with the boys before the schedule gets hectic.
This was shot with my new fisheye lens using TTL bounce flash. I had been a big fan of bounce flash until I recently read this plug at the Strobist website: “Are you worthless and weak? Do you cry for your mama every time you need to balance a couple of flashes with the ambient? Are you still using TTL bounce flash? We are here to save you from yourself.” Oh boy. Boot Camp II is coming and I haven’t even glanced at Boot Camp I. So much to learn! So little time!
For most of the day I had daydreams of capturing Portsmouth’s Memorial Bridge under a dusk blue sky but my friend Raymond held up the potluck for 30 minutes cooking his potatoes. When I was finally free to sneak out, the sky was gone. Luckily the late dusk will last into August so that photo will come.
Raw: Color Temperature: 5450K; Tint: 0
Raw: Recovery: 30
Raw: Fill Light: 10
Raw: Saturation: 8
PS: Curves: Linear Contrast preset
PS: Smart Sharpening: 180-1-Lens Blur
June 1, 2009; Day 30.
Suppertime.
Tonight I was in Portsmouth for what may be the only time this month. It was nice to spend some quality time with the boys before the schedule gets hectic.
This was shot with my new fisheye lens using TTL bounce flash. I had been a big fan of bounce flash until I recently read this plug at the Strobist website: “Are you worthless and weak? Do you cry for your mama every time you need to balance a couple of flashes with the ambient? Are you still using TTL bounce flash? We are here to save you from yourself.” Oh boy. Boot Camp II is coming and I haven’t even glanced at Boot Camp I. So much to learn! So little time!
For most of the day I had daydreams of capturing Portsmouth’s Memorial Bridge under a dusk blue sky but my friend Raymond held up the potluck for 30 minutes cooking his potatoes. When I was finally free to sneak out, the sky was gone. Luckily the late dusk will last into August so that photo will come.
Raw: Color Temperature: 5450K; Tint: 0
Raw: Recovery: 30
Raw: Fill Light: 10
Raw: Saturation: 8
PS: Curves: Linear Contrast preset
PS: Smart Sharpening: 180-1-Lens Blur
Suppertime.
Tonight I was in Portsmouth for what may be the only time this month. It was nice to spend some quality time with the boys before the schedule gets hectic.
This was shot with my new fisheye lens using TTL bounce flash. I had been a big fan of bounce flash until I recently read this plug at the Strobist website: “Are you worthless and weak? Do you cry for your mama every time you need to balance a couple of flashes with the ambient? Are you still using TTL bounce flash? We are here to save you from yourself.” Oh boy. Boot Camp II is coming and I haven’t even glanced at Boot Camp I. So much to learn! So little time!
For most of the day I had daydreams of capturing Portsmouth’s Memorial Bridge under a dusk blue sky but my friend Raymond held up the potluck for 30 minutes cooking his potatoes. When I was finally free to sneak out, the sky was gone. Luckily the late dusk will last into August so that photo will come.
Raw: Color Temperature: 5450K; Tint: 0
Raw: Recovery: 30
Raw: Fill Light: 10
Raw: Saturation: 8
PS: Curves: Linear Contrast preset
PS: Smart Sharpening: 180-1-Lens Blur
See photo in original gallery.