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Strobist
22/10/2008 21:43 Filed in: Photography
Strobist is the blog, famous blog in photography
circles, of David Hobby, a photography lighting
expert. The way I understand it, “Strobist” is a
philosophy of creativity and DIY, using found or
inexpensive materials over bespoke, and no-brand over
brand, or a creative mix thereof. For example, a
Strobist might use a largely-manual Vivitar flash
over an expensive Nikon SB-900 Speedlight
or some combination of both. Or, instead of
buying a brand-name “macro studio”, the Strobist
might assemble one from found
parts.
David’s blog is excellent information for anyone wanting to learn more about lighting technique.
David Hobby’s Strobist Blog
Strobist Flickr Group
David’s blog is excellent information for anyone wanting to learn more about lighting technique.
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David Hobby’s Strobist Blog
Strobist Flickr Group