Flash Photograpgy

[dorobo18jp]

I am new to flash photography and i want to try to take some cool artistic photos.
I am trying to do a long exposure shot and have my flash fire at the end of the exposure.
Is there anyway to do that?
I am using a nikon d7000 with a speedlite yn560-111 and also have a cheap sunpac flash.
Any suggestions would be great.

Thanks

Eddy

 

[Browncoat]

This is referred to as "dragging the shutter". It's just a longer exposure than your camera's flash sync speed. Flash fires at the beginning of the exposure...not really sure why you would want it at the end, or what difference that makes.

Dragging The Shutter: Balancing Fill Flash With Ambient Light - Digital Photography School

 

[nickt]

I think he wants rear curtain sync to create a motion blur effect. If you use front curtain sync, the blur is in the wrong direction.
Wayne has a nice write up with samples here:
Four Flash Photography Basics - Rear Curtain Sync