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1 to 1 with Martin Edge
Dave,
I learnt a lot that applied specifically to my set-up and current standard. One of the things that was really impressed upon me was how much time and concentration you need to spend before each shot and making sure you really work a subject before moving on but moving on quickly if the subject just isn't working. Another simple one was to get some kind of eye contact if you're photographing beasties - it's surprising how much difference it makes. One of things that will make a big difference to the technical side of my photos is my strobe placement, Martin showed me a placement that is reproducible and should dramatically reduce backscatter - I can't wait to try it out.
Tim
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My Equipment:
Nexus ND70 Housing, Nikon D70, Nikon 60, 105 and 200 mm Micro Lenses with Manual Focus Multiport System, Nikon 12-24mm, Nikon 10.5mm; with FP-170 Dome port; Dual Inon Strobes on ULCS arms. And one Concerned Bank Manager
Skype username: timing2211
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