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<blockquote data-quote="AxeMan - Rick S." data-source="post: 46356" data-attributes="member: 1746">Shot in our basement&nbsp; 3 feet away from a painted brick wall.The lights were about six feet away at a 45^ angle to herRight side 100%&nbsp; PowerLeft side 50%On Camera 100% bounced of basement ceiling (unfinished wood, that's why I set it at 100%)&nbsp;I wanted to do the extreme so I shot her head on and up against a white wall, and had her frizzes her hair out to see how well I could get light into it.&nbsp; This is really a test shot more than anything else.&nbsp; We really were not trying anything.&nbsp; Now I'm sorry I didn't try a black backdrop and pose her sideways.&nbsp;New lens, new flash, lots of learning and reading to do.&nbsp; We played around so much with the flashes I forgot I had my 365 to do for the day so we settled on this one for today's 365 shot.Update:No need to tell me, light placement is off.&nbsp; Guess my memory didn't serve me correctly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AxeMan - Rick S., post: 46356, member: 1746"] Shot in our basement 3 feet away from a painted brick wall. The lights were about six feet away at a 45^ angle to her Right side 100% Power Left side 50% On Camera 100% bounced of basement ceiling (unfinished wood, that's why I set it at 100%) I wanted to do the extreme so I shot her head on and up against a white wall, and had her frizzes her hair out to see how well I could get light into it. This is really a test shot more than anything else. We really were not trying anything. Now I'm sorry I didn't try a black backdrop and pose her sideways. New lens, new flash, lots of learning and reading to do. We played around so much with the flashes I forgot I had my 365 to do for the day so we settled on this one for today's 365 shot. Update: No need to tell me, light placement is off. Guess my memory didn't serve me correctly. [/QUOTE]

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