I recently collected some of my barrel racing images and made a slideshow which can be viewed on YouTube or right here.
OK. They’re up and you can find them here:
CACDC Herding Trial August 1 & 2, 2009
A few of my favorites from the weekend.
If you want to see herding dogs at work, or maybe you’re just dog hungry, check out my Flickr albums:
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OOO_AAAAAHHHHH!!!!!
There are many methods to shoot fireworks. This evening, I decided to use a tripod and longer exposure times. By using a longer exposure from 5 – 10 seconds, you’ll get some of the more spectacular streams and tails of the fireworks. If you try to use a shorter shutter speed, you’ll cut off their tails and minimize the streaming effects. I shot in ‘M’ (manual mode) ISO 50, f10 for 5 – 10 seconds using a Canon 5D and f2.8 70-200L IS. I played with the exposure throughout the show, but these settings provide an example of what I tried to accomplish. This particular image is a composite of about 8 images produced in Photoshop.
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I was thinking of a way to catch these little guys and then I decided to use some off-camera flash, Strobist style. The exposure was easy to set up with a bare Vivitar 285HV from the area of the camera and another bare Vivitar 285HV under and behind the Hummingbird. I used Cybersync triggers (they work great!). I used my Canon 5D set at 1/200th to sync with the flashes. The flash duration is about 1/1000th so you get a nice under exposed blur of the wings and then a punch of light to give definition to the wings and properly expose the rest of the bird. Depth of field is very shallow and that was the greatest challenge. These guys won’t stay still for more than a nano second.
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When I can do both at the same time – it’s a great moment.
This image was the cover of “Roast” Magazine Sept/Oct, 2009.
- Latte Art
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