Cool Flash Photo images

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Flash Coat

Image by hilighters
Do you got any complaints by your girlfriend said you are not interesting enough?

Do you got any complaints by your girlfriend said you are not creative enough?

Do you got any complaints by your girlfriend said you are not smart and handsome enough?

Certainly, you may think that it is a stupid thing. I may call my coat to be “Flash Coat”.

After you lighten your flashes on your shoulder, you would get the results.

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Flash à l'occasion du Salon de la Photo 2009

Image by regis frasseto

Cool Flash Photo images

A few nice flash photo images I found:

Flash

Image by thematthewknot
I really just uploaded this because i thought it was cool being able to see the camera/flash in the middle of my eye not because i really thought it was a good photo i didnt like how over exposed the bottom is.

Flash AS3 Organization of Documents

Image by Dan Zen
Please see full size. A diagram of Adobe Flash document organization where C stands for class and F stands for file. The "classes" package at the top right represent custom classes that you might have. This shows how files are connected in ActionScript 3 although it was mostly like this in ActionScript 2 as well if you wanted it - but now it almost has to be like this. Hopefully this will help designers who are trying to get a handle on how to do things. We teach this and more at the Sheridan Interactive Multimedia program in Oakville imm.sheridanc.on.ca

Nice Flash Photo photos

Check out these flash photo images:

Flashing around, Matrix Style

Image by Xavier Donat
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Kind of training myself shooting with flashes.
Hopefully I'm better photographer than model :)

Strobist info:
1 Nikon SB800 @1/50 @50mm, reflected by white umbrella 1 meter from subject, frontal.
1 Nikon SB900 @1/50 @50mm, no diffuser, behind the subject.
Triggered with built-in camera flash.

Camera triggered with Phottix® Plato.

Flash Off!

Some cool flash photo images:

Flash Off!

Image by Skley
Ja Ja, meine Sammelleidenschaft ...

Was ich mich jedoch noch wünsche ist eine Mittelformat mit Lichtschachtsucher ... Aber die sind so furchtbar teuer :(


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flash back

Image by Mike_tn
moss covered cedar glade in eve at Cedars of Lebanon State Park, Tennessee. The cedar trees here are really juniper trees, which are cedar looking evergreens.
Three photos used here. Two hdr combined shots used for the mossy part and one for the sky part. For the shot with the well exposed sky, I made it's top edge 100% visible and it's bottom black area 0% visible with a gradient inbetween. Did the same for the mossy exposure but in reverse, because it's top edge was a bright blow out. Then layered the two.
understand?

O'ahu - Honolulu - Pearl Harbor: USS Missouri - Missouri News Flash

A few nice flash photo images I found:

O'ahu - Honolulu - Pearl Harbor: USS Missouri - Missouri News Flash

Image by wallyg
This copy of the Missouri News Flash from at sea, off Tokyo on August 15, 1945 reads "EXTRA: Japan Surrenders." To the right are Japanese Occupation currency

The USS-Missouri (BB-63), known as the Mighty Mo or Big Mo, is a United States Navy Iowa-class battleship. Ordered in 1940 and commissioned in 1944, it was the last battleship built by the United States. In the Pacific Theater, she fought in the battles of Iwo Jima and Okinawa, before serving as the site of the surrender of the Empire of Japan to end World War II. She fought in the Korean War from 1950 to 1953, before being decommissioned in 1955. Reactivated and modernized in 1984 as part of the 600-ship Navy plan, the Missouri provided fire support during Operation Desert Storm in 1991. Finally decommissioned in 1992, she remained on the Naval Register until her name was struck in 1995. In 1998, she became a museum ship moored at Foxtrot 5 Pier on Ford Island in Pearl Harbor.

Pearl Harbor, U.S. Naval Base National Historic District National Register #66000940 (1966)

lost in thought

Image by arnevossfeldt
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