[SERIAL] Shooting with Claire on Daydream Island
Those who know her say: "Finally!". others do not yet know that my partner 
We just spent the day on one of the 74 islands of the Whitsundays archipelago. Daydream Island is a small island very touristy, but charming! The program includes cocktails, coral beach, palm and crystal clear water for half a day.
The meeting at the end of the series was improvised, so I'm doing with the means at hand. The 5D2, 100-400mm L (not practical for this kind of exercise and a heavy hand!), Tilt Shift 24mm and Canon 17-40L. For lighting a simple flash cobra naked synchronized 1/200s course. I was able to get this record, thanks to the flash at times, been deported or ground with the wireless transmitter, RF04. With direct flash, connected to the case would render it no longer flat!
A configuration with the flash on the ground.
Good series!
We do not talk about this article yet.
July 1, 2009
This is not the paradise it?
July 2, 2009
Classy my little Claire!
I noticed a pink spot on the 12th photo is weird (in water, on the left of the float).
Nice shots, I look forward to the next! P
July 2, 2009
@ Sophie
Almost yes
@ Brian
It's Flare, I erase it from the effect.
July 13, 2009
Interesting series that I had failed to react. Not easy set pictured with his 'partner'. I do not think I would know how
Good Job
Beautiful light in all
July 13, 2009
@ MickymX
Thank you!
October 12, 2009
From all this great job, congratulations!
Peter C.
October 12, 2009
Thank you! Madame is going to be happy
January 29, 2010
Great blog I just discovered.
As soon as I get time I come back to devour one or the other article!
Thank you for sharing with us your expertise.
The blurred photograph marked the ninth; pontoon immersed cons, standing model small; it is the result of a post-treatment or a shift lens?
This kind of interests me and I made eye on the APSC for my 17mm TSE.
Yves
January 29, 2010
Thank you yves.
It is an objective decentering. The Canon 24mm TSE The tilt and shift. Everything is manual, but it's fun!
the new 17mm is nice, but 17mm is very specific, except for one APS_C (27mm). For cons the dive at full opening will surely deteriorate ...