Photographer of Aerial, Building, Event and Portrait photographs, Goshen Indiana
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Light Tube in Second Floor Bedroom
Light Tube in Second Floor Bedroom
Sky Light in Third Floor Bedroom
Pervious Pavers in Parking Area
Here are a couple photos from a recent speedlight class held a the Goshen Photography Guild. Thanks to Danny Grabber for taking these photos. We covered TTL and manual flash settings, diffusion and on and off camera flash. 
A new MRI room and machine. Photos taken for builder DJ Construction.
Granger Community Church – Elkhart Campus. Construction by DJ Construction Goshen.
Lake City Bank recently remodeled by DJ Construction, Goshen. 
Join me for an “Introduction to Speed-Lights” class, Nov. 24 6-8 pm at the Goshen Photography Guild, 212 W. Washington Street Goshen. Pre-Registration is required.
This class is for current DSLR shooters who want to get the most out of using a camera-mounted speed-light AND learn how to get even better results by moving the flash off-camera. We will shoot demonstration photos as we discuss hard and soft light and explore diffusion options using umbrellas and soft-boxes. We’ll shoot in manual mode using a light meter and discuss inexpensive trigger and flash options. We’ll also review choices in radio transmitters including Pocket Wizard and Canon’s ST-E3-RT.
Please sign up using the link below. Please email or comment if you have questions! stuart@stuartmeade.com
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The Class Outline is as follows:
• Light – Constant vs Flash
• Speed-Lights, What they are and How they Work
• When to Use Speed-Lights
• Speed-Light Features and Settings
• ETTL Metering (Auto Mode)
• Speed-Light Exposure, Color & Camera Settings
• On-Camera Flash Diffusion and Bounce
• Moving Speed-Lights Off Camera
• Off-Camera Diffusion Options
• Manual Mode & Using a Light Meter
I was impressed by a remarkable looking sky as I drove slowly down a rural county road near North Manchester. I spotted a silver lining in the sky and followed it for a couple of miles until I found this interesting shaped tree in a pasture. To get a decent perspective for a photograph, I scampered up a very steep bank where I then teetered with my camera between a drop-off and an electric fence. I had just started taking photos when the silhouette of a cow’s head emerged from over the hill. I then I did what any devoted photographer would do, I began calling cows. Minutes later two curious animals had made their way up the hill to see what all the commotion was about.
Goshen Senior Photos
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Some morning photos at Bethany Christian School. DJ Construction has done a lot of work on this building and recently installed a new metal roof!
