Today I'm showing off the newly cleaned out corner of the shared office/studio space. Before I cleared it, along the floor and against the walls stood wooden photography boards, bounce boards and black boards. Only my Barney Rubble feet kept knocking stuff over.
Not no more! Nooooo. Removed it all and now there's a nice empty corner lot to shoot in.
Not too shabby.
A couple of you asked to see my camera and Big Bertha. My camera is a Canon M50 with a Laowa macro lens. Camera bodies will come and go but learning light and having a good piece of glass.
Now that's the good stuff.
Big Bertha is seen best in the last photo. She's a strobe flash that fires from the trigger sitting on top of my camera. I click the shutter button and Big Bertha goes off.
Very, very, very, VERY fun to play with off-camera flash - both inside and outside. For outside I have a speedlight. Very cute. Loads of fun.
And that my brilliant and boo-teee-ful Boogerbutts is the end of my post. I'm about ready to crawl into the coffin for the night and this post, will go live at midnight.
Wishing you all a Spooktacular Halloween with a GREAT BIG side of boogie boogie.
I am impressed! You are at the level of a professional photographer! I could never learn to use the kind of camera that you change the lenses.
ReplyDeleteIt's all a bit confusing to me. I'll stick with my canon on the auto setting. i haven't used her much lately though, I use my phone much more.
ReplyDeleteVery impressive, Ivy!!!
ReplyDeleteYour work is so good Ivy. I enjoy seeing how dedicated you are at doing things you love. Wishing you a safe Halloween night...
ReplyDeleteYes, you are a professional. We couldn't attempt a setup like that - there is no spare inch in this house for it.
ReplyDeleteVery impressive. You are definitely professional level with your photography.
ReplyDeleteWell done.
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