Its been a crazy month of strobist shots for February as part of my 365 Photo Journey. I had set myself the task of primarily shooting off camera flash photos. I covered a fair few areas and also managed to fit in a on location fashion shoot. Blog on that whole thing in the coming weeks. I also managed to crank out a week of Star Wars shots and have a new video tutorial post on how to create a Jedi Lightsaber.
Hope you enjoy the slide-show of images below. Bring on March.
I have been getting lots of comments on my recent Star Wars Strobist Themed week about how I do my lightsabers. So today I want to share with you my technique.
Yes I was going to post weekly my results of my 365 photo journey, but I have been so busy (and slack) in updating the blog. So this post is in review of month 1. I will try and keep a weekly or at least fortnightly review post.
This shot is one of my person favourites of the month. Its actually my first photo of the year to make Flickr Explore (#71).
Well we are 1 week into my 365 Photo Journey Project. Here is my first of 52 blog posts on the progress on the project.
Click on any of the images for more information on the shots. I hope you enjoy them.
Whilst camping at the Gibraltar Range National Park in NSW, we manager to grab this shot 30 minutes into the new year with some glow sticks. Read the rest of this entry »
I hope that everyone has had a great Christmas and that they have been enjoying some time off with their families.
Well the year is nearly over and its time to announce that in 2010 I will be doing a 365 day photo project. Whats a 365 project I hear you say. Well basically the idea is to take at least 1 photo every day of 2010. Some people limit themselves to Self Portraits, black and whites or strobist style shots. I won’t be limiting myself like this however. I want to in the next year take more landscapes, portraits and strobist shots.
I will uploaded the photos as close as possible to daily to my flickr stream and once a week blog about my weeks photos here. There are are numerous groups on flickr that are dedicated to these projects.