A morning trip to the north part of the Copenhagen harbor with its old coal and gravel works and a power plant from the fifties. All shot with the Nikon D300s and Sigma's 10-20mm or Nikon's 17-55mm f/2.8
My acquisition of a Sigma 10-20mm wideangle zoom many years ago was the beginning of a beautiful friendship, to quote Bogart in Casablanca. It is just my kind of lens.
I often use some very simple ”studio” setups to shoot small items in my office or my living room, even my bedroom. There's no reason to make things too complicated.
A really early walk with the dog gave me these night pix of the neighborhood. All shot with the D300s and the Sigma 10-20mm and converted to B/W with Lightroom 3.
A snoot is a tube in front of your flash, which keeps its beam of light tight and concentrated, while a grid has lots of smaller, parallel tubes that do essentially the same thing.
This is the first of a series of articles on flash modifiers – thingamajigs that can make your flash photography more interesting and give you more control over the light.
Found a way through a fence closing off this empty office building in my neighborhood. Weird place. Brand new and yet desolated. All Nikon D300s and Nikkor 17-55mm f/2.8.
