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As discussed a pre wedding shoot

I dusted off the old Godox flash...

I have been asked by my son to cover a wedding to a couple who are his best friends.
I have agreed to offer my services this coming August and on Saturday i did the pre shoot at the venue. They were such a nice couple a pleasure to take photographs of
 
The V was used and the TCL was employed to give a little seperation, off camera flash was provided by my aging Godox 850 and its 2.4ghz transmitter. This gives power adjustment from the camera.

I had the flash on my collapsible light stand and the light was softened by a Rogue Flashbender a strangely named light modifier!
The best off camera technique you shouldnt be able to see the results of the flash.

This video explains all about it, the last shot i left the set up visible to show its light fall off

https://youtu.be/RvHQLodHirg







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