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• Question via zarias
  Anonymous asked: What sort of a light set-up does someone need to create photos like John Keatley's ?
  
  

  You need a minimum of three strobes. Don’t go hotshoe flash for that kind of work. Yes. Yes. Yes…. it can be done with small flash but really, at some point, you need more power.

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  Photograph by Nelli Palomäki

  Finnish portrait photographer Nelli Palomäki’s newest book, ‘Breathing the Same Air,’ reveals a sense of strength and knowledge in the adolescents...

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  life:

  Gotta love this shot by LIFE’s John Dominis — a female performer skips rope above Chicago in 1955.

  (John Dominis—Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images)

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  ourpresidents:

  Ronald Reagan campaigning with Nancy Reagan in Columbia, South Carolina. 10/10/80.

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  shop: http://society6.com/unpoildanslamain/An-Unexpected-Journey-l1O_Print

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• Question via zarias
  Anonymous asked: Hey Zack, A follow up on the ratio post please. I'm missing something. You said "You can only know ratios by using a light meter.". I don't follow. I don't get why you need to meter it to know the ratio? Before you say that you talk about how so many stops equate to a certain ratio, e.g. 3 stops difference equals a ratio of 1:8. Can't you just say my key is full 1/1 power and the fill is on 1/8th, that's 3 stops, they are both the same distance away, so that's 8:1? Why do u need a meter to tell?
  
  

  This is a follow up to this question from today.

  If your main and your fill are exactly the same distance from your subject and you are using the exact same modifier on each...

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  Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid | 1969
  © 20th Century Fox

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  abluegirl:

  Living Wall

  These vegetated surfaces don’t just look pretty. They have other benefits as well, including cooling city blocks, reducing loud noises, and...

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