Just now seeing this photo prank, but I love it:
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David Hobby
Professional Flasher
Welcome to my Google+ page. I'm David Hobby, a recovering 20+ year newspaper photojournalist (Baltimore Sun, Maryland, USA) and the publisher of Strobist, a blog dedicated to teaching photographers how to light.
On G+ I hope to share a steady diet of (mostly) photo-oriented stuff, and would love to hear your comments and shares, too.
Thanks for stopping by. If you get a moment, please give me a shout out in a comment and let me know where you are from!
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Sean Lenz and Kristoffer Abildgaard create these amazing night photos of waterfalls in camera—this is not Photoshop.
Spent much of the day today trying to capture our resident Eastern Bluebird as he flew past my remote camera and flashes. It was a low-odds learning experience, but I think I have some better strategies for tomorrow.
Each evening for the last four nights, this has been my view as I exit the apartment we rented in Old San Juan and head down Calle de Cruz toward Plaza de Armas, two blocks away. I can't believe it took me 48 years to get to Puerto Rico.
Today Google announced that is is killing their RSS reader, Google Reader. As it is for millions of other users, Google Reader is a mission critical part of my day.
Home from Cuba
Added more flashes (and a backdrop) to my outdoor bluebird studio today. Still can't quite freeze him in daylight.
