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Monthly Archives: February 2009

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Off Camera ETTL flash

Camera and Lenses, Ice Art, Photography ProcessBy Patrick EndresFebruary 26, 20091 Comment

I left the world of direct, on-camera flash some years ago, and its a needed step to take for creative and interesting lighting of subjects. In the past, I’ve used Canon’s ST-E2 Infrared Transmitter (Or a Canon 580 serves the same function when set as master), which would trigger off camera flashes through a infrared…

Mexico and Belize: A tropical reprieve

Belize, NatureBy Patrick EndresFebruary 17, 2009Leave a comment

I know this is a blog about Alaska Photography, but I returned from a trip to Belize and Mexico and thought it worthy of display. I scaled back on camera gear since it was not really a work trip, but I did experiment with the Canon 5d Mark II with an underwater housing. Specifically, the…

Macro Photography

Camera and Lenses, Gear & Technical, NatureBy Patrick EndresFebruary 4, 20093 Comments

close up of snow flakes in Delta Junction, Alaska Macro photography offers a view of the natural world not always seen. Fine details and intricate patters emerge, solid colors reveal they are made up of several colors mixed together, and distractions of the “big picture” vanish. Close up of flower blossom, 100mm canon macro There…

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