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High Speed Flash Photography by Chase Jarvis

Posted by oneslidephotogaraphy On March - 12 - 2017
Chase Jarvis HSP

Chase Jarvis HSP

Chase Jarvis is a well-known photographer in the fields of commercial, fashion, and model photography. He is an American stationed in Seattle, Washington. Aside from photography, he is also known as a beacon in the internet world for making and posting free photography tutorial and tips for those looking to learning the craft. His videos can be seen all over youtube and his website “www.chasejarvis.com.” Also, he passionately takes photos with his iPhone in his spare time, spreading his motto of “the best camera is the one you have with you.” He has a book published called “the best camera” which showcases his iPhone photos. Read the rest of this entry »

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Yuri Arcurs, Shooting a Fighter Jet With 3000w of Flash Power!

Posted by oneslidephotogaraphy On February - 19 - 2017
Yuri Arcurs - Shooting a Fighter Jet

Yuri Arcurs – Shooting a Fighter Jet

Yuri Arcurs is one of the most sought after stock photographers in the world. There is a gripping story about him and his crazy idea on proving his ability to freeze a fighter jet that flies up to 750 km/ hour using flash lamp in super high power.

Yuri succeeded to prove that his idea is right and finally he could shoot that super fast jet. What he needed is a 3000W power flash lamp. Emitted from the ground, the heat of the flash could be felt by all the surrounding people in the shooting location.

Arcurs chose a medium format Hassleblad camera instead of DSLR because its flash sync is 1/800 second faster. Get curious? You can check out the video below: Read the rest of this entry »

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External Flash Photography Techniques

Posted by oneslidephotogaraphy On January - 28 - 2017
External Flash Photography Techniques

External Flash Photography Techniques

In photography, lighting is the main key to getting an extraordinary photograph. One of photography’s instrument that’s in very close relationship with lighting is the flash light. There are many ways to use flash to get maximal results in different lighting conditions. Several of these are:

Bounce Flash Technique (reflecting light)
The goal when using this technique is to reflect (bounce) light off of the flash onto a larger surface like ceilings or walls. By bouncing off light from the flash, the room’s lighting will spread more evenly and will appear softer. This technique is best used indoors with not-too-high ceilings. Read the rest of this entry »

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People and all aspects of their daily lives are always interesting photo themes. The interesting factors can be triggered by the touching atmosphere of the scenes. These epic scenes may be of a cultural activity or a seemingly mundane day-to-day ritual. For photographers with a keen eye in observing social issues, these human activity and […]


How to Create a Blurry Background in Your Photograph

Many beginners often ask: “How do I make the background of my photograph look blurry?” It is actually quite easy to achieve and it can be done in three easy steps. First of all, you will need a DSLR type camera because DSLRs have large sensors and the lenses are interchangeable. You can, however, try […]


Wedding Roundography – Super Awesome Photographer Lucy Martin

Artist/Photographer Lucy Martin is a photographer based in Oxfordshire who has built an online reputation on Roundographs: full 360° views displayed in a circle. Her work is awe-inspiring to say the least. Check out these experimental shots! What a great idea!


Tips and Tricks on Capturing the Shots of Cityscapes

Cityscapes or city sceneries are one of the most interesting objects of photography. With a correct method, we can present the beautiful urban development with a stunning view on an image. Not only the good side of it, but some photographers are capable of taking snaps of the traffic and the city under flood and […]


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An English photographer named Andrew Whyte has dedicated himself into documenting the adventure of a brave LEGO figurine on his quest around the whole of England in the photo series titled “The Legographer.” Andrew Whyte is actually better known for his expertise in using darkness as the background for his photos. By several medias, he’s […]


Jennifer, The First “Topless” Woman to Get Edited in Photoshop

Photoshop is not an alien thing in the ears of any photographer today. Moreover, along with the development of digital photography, indeed, Photoshop has become the most popular digital imaging software now which can be used to manipulate and fix an image. However, do you know who the first person to get featured on the […]


Steven J. Sasson, Inventor of the Digital Camera

Steven J. Sasson was born on July 4, 1950 in Brooklyn, New York, USA. He’s an American electrical engineer and inventor of the digital camera. The invention process began in 1975. Steven Sasson received a grueling assignment from his Boss, Gareth A Lloyd, at the Eastment Kodak company. Sasson was to conduct a research answering […]


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