Hurricane Bill - New Jersey Photos

[RyanStruck]

Hi all. This is my first post here but I check SwellInfo regularly to keep an eye on the waves. Been shooting surf for a little while and I wanted to share my gallery from last weekend. Please have a look.


http://tinyurl.com/HurricaneBillPhotos

[jay cagney]

damn dude, you've got a lot of serious images in there. what are you shooting the tilt stuff with?

[stoneybaloney]

Thanks for sharing, it kicks ass!

[LBNJ Local]

Nice shots bro! Can I hire you for this weekend? hahaha

[windswellsucks]

nice photos thanks for posting these up

[Salty J]

Hi all. This is my first post here but I check SwellInfo regularly to keep an eye on the waves. Been shooting surf for a little while and I wanted to share my gallery from last weekend. Please have a look.


http://tinyurl.com/HurricaneBillPhotos


The picture of Sam getting barreled is really good.

[RyanStruck]

Jay, thanks for the kind words. Have always liked your BMX stuff. That slow shutter city work is so cool. Also some people use http://tiltshiftmaker.com/ or the blur tool in photoshop.

Glad everyone enjoyed the set. Thanks. Who else has NJ Bill photos? Or any photos for that matter, post 'em up!!

[Zop]

Sick shots!!!

[beaner]

nice work, keep posting here.

[no6rider89]

hey man, great pictures, what is your setup for those flash portrait shots? any advice for it im trying to achieve images like yours.

[RyanStruck]

hey man, great pictures, what is your setup for those flash portrait shots? any advice for it im trying to achieve images like yours.

Those were spur of the moment shots from this past winter. I want to do a few more this season when it's cold again, but a basic setup would include camera and strobe. You can use the on camera flash and I am sure it would work just fine. For the pictures on my site I used an off camera strobe fired by remote.

Watch out for shadows, especailly if you are going to use the on camera flash. I forget which shot it is, but the shadow is cast over a portion of the board. Shadows can be cool, but not over what you are trying to show. Experiment and do what you think will work. Post up your results!!

[brek]

Those were spur of the moment shots from this past winter. I want to do a few more this season when it's cold again, but a basic setup would include camera and strobe. You can use the on camera flash and I am sure it would work just fine. For the pictures on my site I used an off camera strobe fired by remote.

Watch out for shadows, especailly if you are going to use the on camera flash. I forget which shot it is, but the shadow is cast over a portion of the board. Shadows can be cool, but not over what you are trying to show. Experiment and do what you think will work. Post up your results!!

some really nice pictures. here's good website for getting tips on using off camera flashes and other lighting stuff:

http://strobist.blogspot.com/

[no6rider89]

thanks guys for the adivce, im finally starting to work with flashes and different lightning techniques and its just a brand new chapter in photography for me. thanks again