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nikon d70, 10.5mm fisheye, sunpak 555 (to right of shot, base of stairs) and sunpak 383 (in shot) on pocketwizards. i dig the lighting, exposure, but it has been suggested to me by a friend to try get a little closer, but in this shot i was holding the camera (away from my eye) about a meter away from the rail. i think the shot could have also done with a third flash, just to kill the shadow on the stairs, its a little distracting
When I saw the title of the post i assumed this would be a landscape. When I saw the image I thought Dam he's close.....
If he came off there may well have been a SNAFU peg headed your way....
Nice photo James.
Just as a sugestion to assist with lighting. You can always try to use lights and generators as a cheaper alternative to get rid of those shadows and use the 2 flashes for the subject matter. I take a lot of skateboarding photos using this method and getting the right lights helps. It does the trick very well. 
Cheers, Bill
thanks for the tip. how bulky is the stuff you use? just because i am not too keen to expand my rig too much more... i need one or two more pws and maybe a zoom and then my bag will be overflowing... body: nikon d200, d70s, f4s, f601.
lens:nikon 35-70mm f2.8, 70-300mm f4-5.6, 10.5mm f2.8, 20mm f2.8, 28mm f2.8, 50mm f1.8. flash: nikon sb600, sunpak 383 (x1), sunpak 555 (x4), pocketwizard plus II (x4) jamesdwade.com dishonourclothing.com
yeah i was in pretty close... almost got taken out shooting a shot of him 50-50ing the rail, i had the camera held out almost touching the base of the rail. hahahah snafu pegs, they're almost old school bro! body: nikon d200, d70s, f4s, f601.
lens:nikon 35-70mm f2.8, 70-300mm f4-5.6, 10.5mm f2.8, 20mm f2.8, 28mm f2.8, 50mm f1.8. flash: nikon sb600, sunpak 383 (x1), sunpak 555 (x4), pocketwizard plus II (x4) jamesdwade.com dishonourclothing.com
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