by Donald Giannatti | Aug 10, 2008 | LE News and Info
Seattle’s workshop was a blast. I wanted to share some images that the folks did there. We will update this page as long as I see fresh images. I arrived in Seattle to a wonderful 74 degree afternoon. Yeah, coming from 107 it was really refreshing. Got all in...
by Donald Giannatti | Aug 7, 2008 | LE News and Info
In keeping with this months major tutorial on using speedlights to their maximum, I thought I would take apart a shot that Briana and I did in Florida during a terrific thunderstorm. We were hot and it was very humid, but we decided to make the best of the down time...
by Donald Giannatti | Aug 5, 2008 | LE News and Info
As we begin to start to find some ways to use our speedlights – or small hotshoe style strobes – for advantage, we need to learn all about them. (Welcome Strobist Readers… thanks David.) I’m not talking about the RTM stuff. Where to put the...
by Donald Giannatti | Aug 2, 2008 | LE News and Info
Well in the tradition of the last 3 months… can we call that a tradition? Anyway, in the tradition of the last three months we present our August desktops. One features a morning scene we all can identify with and the other has nine tiny Briana’s dancing...
by Donald Giannatti | Jul 31, 2008 | LE News and Info
Unleash your Creativity with Small Strobes This begins our series on small strobes and location work. August will feature 4 large-scale articles on using speedlights in the field. Published on Monday of each week, they will include video, diagrams and assignments for...
by Donald Giannatti | Jul 26, 2008 | LE News and Info
Let’s look at a way to create some interesting, and somewhat ‘ethereal’ light on location without taking 200 pounds of lighting gear with us. We are going to use two strobes to ‘sculpt’ the subject and a bit of careful angling to get the...