Strobist's Page-a-Links
This resouce links page will quickly grow, I hope. Coming soon, Strobist's Lighting Gear links. We'll post a note out front whenever new sites are added. All external links will open in new window.
Other Photo/Lighting Sites
dpreview.com - All things digital camera. As in everything.
dg28.com - British shooter Neil Turner's wonderful lighting diary
Dave Black's site - Required reading if you use SB-800's
A Photographer's Sketchbook - Notes on lighting and gear
Planet Neil - A different Neil. Learn how to use on-camera flash.
EOS Flash Information - Exhaustive, three-part tutorial.
Nikon SB-800 Page - Good resource page for the Rolls Royce of Nikon Fla$he$.
Photographer's Sites
Gregory Heisler - IMO, the best there is at designing elegant (and appropriate) light for a photograph. Not to be missed.
Joe McNally uses Nikon SB's on many of his high-end shoots.
Ami Vitale - Wonderful website by an elegant and sensitive photojournalist
David Burnett - Gets the photos no one else does
Steve Liss - Frequent Time Magazine shooter
Walter Iooss, Jr. - Legendary sports photographer
Mark Seliger - Iconic Rolling Stone Magazine portraitist
Damon Winter - Stunning editorial portraiture
Dan Eldon - A journey inside the mind of a Reuters shooter. Not to be missed.
James Nachtwey - The world's premier war and conflict shooter
Vincent Laforet - A one-man force of nature
Clint Clemens - Journalistic-style, high-end commercial shooter
Agencies
Magnum - The much-storied photog-run agency
VII - This generation's answer to Magnum
Art/Misc Photo Blogs
Chromasia - British photographer's elegant showcase
A Walk Through Durham Township - Absolutely lovely
The Online Photographer - Eclectic, high quality photo blog
Daily Dose of Imagery
Daily Photography
Eggplant
Groundglass
John Washington
Blue Hour
Photoblogs.org - Need more? 16,000 and counting, here.
Photojournalism Sites
Digital Journalist - Great stuff. Don't miss Bill Pierce's columns.
Sports Shooter - Where sports pro's (and wannabes) hang out.
Rob Galbraith - Pro site for digital camera discussion
World Press Photos - International yearly competition site
Reportage - The online magazine of photojournalism
New! Reader Guest Book and Links Page
Guest Book and Reader Links - Let us know who you are!
Photojournalism College Programs
University of Florida
Western Kentucky
Missouri
Non-Photo Blogs
TreeHugger - If you are not already green, this site will turn you.
Gizmodo - Uber Gadget Blog
Orbitcast - All things satellite radio (XM Satellite Radio rocks)
Lifehacker - Just like it sounds: How to do stuff
My Paper
The Baltimore Sun - A fresh batch of 1's and 0's for the web every day
Other Photo/Lighting Sites
dpreview.com - All things digital camera. As in everything.
dg28.com - British shooter Neil Turner's wonderful lighting diary
Dave Black's site - Required reading if you use SB-800's
A Photographer's Sketchbook - Notes on lighting and gear
Planet Neil - A different Neil. Learn how to use on-camera flash.
EOS Flash Information - Exhaustive, three-part tutorial.
Nikon SB-800 Page - Good resource page for the Rolls Royce of Nikon Fla$he$.
Photographer's Sites
Gregory Heisler - IMO, the best there is at designing elegant (and appropriate) light for a photograph. Not to be missed.
Joe McNally uses Nikon SB's on many of his high-end shoots.
Ami Vitale - Wonderful website by an elegant and sensitive photojournalist
David Burnett - Gets the photos no one else does
Steve Liss - Frequent Time Magazine shooter
Walter Iooss, Jr. - Legendary sports photographer
Mark Seliger - Iconic Rolling Stone Magazine portraitist
Damon Winter - Stunning editorial portraiture
Dan Eldon - A journey inside the mind of a Reuters shooter. Not to be missed.
James Nachtwey - The world's premier war and conflict shooter
Vincent Laforet - A one-man force of nature
Clint Clemens - Journalistic-style, high-end commercial shooter
Agencies
Magnum - The much-storied photog-run agency
VII - This generation's answer to Magnum
Art/Misc Photo Blogs
Chromasia - British photographer's elegant showcase
A Walk Through Durham Township - Absolutely lovely
The Online Photographer - Eclectic, high quality photo blog
Daily Dose of Imagery
Daily Photography
Eggplant
Groundglass
John Washington
Blue Hour
Photoblogs.org - Need more? 16,000 and counting, here.
Photojournalism Sites
Digital Journalist - Great stuff. Don't miss Bill Pierce's columns.
Sports Shooter - Where sports pro's (and wannabes) hang out.
Rob Galbraith - Pro site for digital camera discussion
World Press Photos - International yearly competition site
Reportage - The online magazine of photojournalism
New! Reader Guest Book and Links Page
Guest Book and Reader Links - Let us know who you are!
Photojournalism College Programs
University of Florida
Western Kentucky
Missouri
Non-Photo Blogs
TreeHugger - If you are not already green, this site will turn you.
Gizmodo - Uber Gadget Blog
Orbitcast - All things satellite radio (XM Satellite Radio rocks)
Lifehacker - Just like it sounds: How to do stuff
My Paper
The Baltimore Sun - A fresh batch of 1's and 0's for the web every day
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Feed your brain: Great Lighting Books
by David, at 11:31 AM.
12 Comments:
I'm interested in creating a sync cable. Althought I have an SB28 I have a D100, which does not appear to have the pc sync connection. Is there such a thing as a hotshoe-to-AC connector? And if so, will it work in the cable in place of a pc sync cable connection work? Or will I need to buy a pair of Pocket Wizards if I want use the flash off-camera?
You need a Nikon AS-15 PC adapter for your camera. If you read through the gear section there is more info on it.
-DH
First of all, GREAT site! I admit to being afraid of off-camera lighting set ups until reading this site. Second, my father just gave me his SB-28 to sell, but I plan use it as my off camera flash. Know any way to slave my Canon 580EX (lacks sync connection) with the 28?
David, have you ever considered doing a 1 day workshop in the Baltimore / DC area? I am sure it would generate a lot of interest. I'm always amazed at what you can pull off with your strobes. You're like a lesser known Joe McNally.
Woody-
There is one in the works for January 2007. More info coming.
Really enjoy your blog - check it out daily. Helpful info on lighting for sure and inspired me not to spend a fortune on lights I probably don't need. Check out my photoblog when you get a chance, too, http://www.photoblog.watearndsky.com
Thanks! Ian
Great site!
I was trained in the 80's for shoots in the studio. Things change and now I shoot different. My business took me on location more often and I always carried gear like a studio photographer. Now I am learning differently and using the less is better philosophy. Thanks for all your help.
Kevin
Howdy
Just a quick request re SB 24s: can they be made to fire with just the light from my on camera flash? Or will I need some sort of adaptor? I want to do it wirelessly if I can, as I will be using it for wedding photography. I purchased a used one from Adorama. It came without paperwork. Thanks for any help. Great, fun, site.
rlmslo
Here is another link you may want to add. This guy's work and use of light are pretty incredible.
http://koendemuynck.com/
I think Chuck Gardners articles are interesting enough to be included in the links page.
He has some interesting and illustrated articles on technique. How to light with a window and how to use flash.
He is clearly a strobist. At least in spirit. He says the learnt flash photography from Monte Zucker.
http://super.nova.org/DPR/
I was surprised to see the absence of Chase Jarvis here.
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