[SERIES] Shooting with Claire on Daydream Island
Those who know her say, "Finally! ". others do not yet know that this is my partner 
We just spent the day at one of 74 islands in the Whitsundays. Daydream Island is a small island very touristy, but lovely! The program includes cocktails, beach coral, palm and crystal clear water for a half day.
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The session at the end of the series was improvised, so I'm with the means at hand. The 5D2, the 100-400mm L (not practical for this type of exercise and a heavy hand!), The Canon 24mm tilt and shift and the 17-40L. For lighting a simple flash cobra, naked, of course synchronized to 1/200s. I could get it made, thanks to the remote flash or sometimes placed on the floor with the wireless transmitter, RF04. In direct flash, connected to the housing would render it no longer flat!
A configuration with the flash on the ground.
Good series!
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This is not the paradise that?
Classy my little Claire!
I noticed a spot on the 12th dew photo, it's weird (in water, on the left of the dock).
Nice shots, I look forward to the next! : P
@ Sophie
Almost yes!
@ Brian
This is the Flare, I should have the clear indeed.
Interesting series that I had failed to comment. Not easy photo series with her 'partner'. I do not think I would know how
Good Job
Beautiful light throughout
@ MickymX
Thank you!
Nice work all this, congratulations!
Peter C.
Thank you! it is Madame going to be happy
Superb blog I just discovered.
As soon as I have a little time I come back to devour one or the other article!
Thank you for sharing with us your expertise.
The blur marked the ninth picture; pontoon against plunged, small upright model, it is the result of a post-processing or a shift lens?
It kind of made me interested and I eyeing the 17mm TSE for my APSC.
Yves
Thank you yves.
This is a shift lens. The Canon 24mm TSE tilt L and shift. Everything is manual but it's nice!
the new 17mm is nice, but 17mm is very specific, except on a APS_C (27mm). Against by the sharpness at full aperture will surely deteriorate ...