
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Potato Masher
Camera: Nikon D3X, ISO 100, 1/125, f11, 4550 k, Manual Mode, 24-70mm 2.8.Key Light: One Sunpak auto511 set to full power inside the FourSquare softbox.
Background Light: One Lumedyne head with a standard reflector set to wide at 100 w/s.
I have been testing a variety of old school flashes to ensure their compatibility with the FourSqaure. The FourSquare is a truly a versatile tool that can be used with just about any hot shoe flash.
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Peré Images
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Dave Tejada's Photography
Dave has been using the FourSquare at his Small Strobe Big Results workshops all over the country. Showing his students how to control and modify the quality of light produced from a typical shoe mounted flash using many tools including the FourSquare. Dave shooting in Buffalo, NY using a single Nikon SB 800 in a FourSquare box boomed over the model. Two Nikon SB 800 with full CTO gels on the model back right and left.
Using a single Nikon SB 800 in a FourSquare box boomed over the model.
This is showing the set up with the FourSquare and a bounce fill below.
Dave Black Photography

This is done with Dave's "moody blue" technique. For more information on this technique see http://www.daveblackphotography.com/work

Close and dramatic showing how well the FourSquare can light up the rider and the bike.

Dave's assistant is hold the FourSquare on a boom following the motorcross rider. It is so light and portable that every assistant (including the girls) can work with it.
Another unique perspective, from noted photographer Dave Black, using the FourSquare.
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Lucas Gilman
Dave Black uses the FourSquare
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