Scott’s latest book, The Flash Book, is simply brilliant! I remember when Scott got his first wireless flash lesson at a DLWS so long ago. Now his skill and talent with canned light have gone flying past me! Ever since I got home yesterday to my autographed copy, (thanks Scott!), I’ve not been able to put it down. The photography is gorgeous, the refresher on some techniques is fun and the learning of new techniques, refreshing. The layout of the book is the classic Scott mode which makes learning, reviewing and progressing easy and enjoyable. No matter your level of flash expertise, The Flash Book will elevate it! You can get it where all good books are sold.
Fountain Pots, Yellowstone captured by D850 / 105f1.4
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Brent has posted some great pieces on using a drone to tell a story. You want to start with Adding a Drone to the Arsenal and then Sliding with a Drone. It’s a great start to the series and gives you some great ideas, check it out!
Welcome to Moose’s 2nd live stream! Tonight we’re talking Yellowstone, winter photography, gear, wx and taking your questions! Thanks for dropping by and remember to subscribe to the Moose Channel! Enjoy!
I am going to attempt a live broadcast from Yellowstone tonight, 7PM PST. The topic will be a brief summary of my time in Yellowstone, tools, working in snow, and questions you might have. You can find it if all works (there is no guarantee it will this time) at right here. Hope to see you!
Howdy and welcome to the Moose Podcast! Thanks for listening! If you would be so kind and Tweet and/or Facebook these podcasts, that would be huge! Want to hear about a particular topic, send in the suggestion … send them to Moose Podcast. THANKS! (emails sent to this address will get no direct response).