A dingo ate my baby!Not really.
I've been away from my camera for some time now, trying to find a new house to buy (one that we can afford in the area which we want to live) and I've had much of my time with my 9-5 job, in addition to trying to rebuild my 69 volkswagen fastback motor (well, the whole car, but the motor is first).
Kim wanted a photo that she could put on her social sites and her website, so while she was out gallivanting around Redmond today, I set up a 4 light portrait setup in our dining room. It felt really good to get behind the camera again and play with my strobes. I use Skyports to trigger my flashes, and my sending unit is dying on me. I have used and abused it to the point where it works when it wants to. The last wedding I shot, I used it for some shots, but then it stopped working and I had to switch to my ST-e2, which is my favorite.
Anyway, I used a couple of sample "uber-actions" by Doug Crouch to finesse the photos http://www.uberactions.com. Doug is a good friend and an awesome photographer. I assisted him on a few shoots and we had a blast.
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