Alex Rubio is completely prepared for the blinding white flash of my camera. I took photos on one of the nights during the San Antonio Film Festival. I had just gotten my new flash, and little did they know, but those photographed were my test subjects. Effects of the flash could have varied from burning sensations to slight vision impediment.
![My Chutter [CHU ter] n-Spanglish for a device that limits the passage of light into a camera.](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhcq0CMV3YRuaUlqekI38xP3-0R9RwLRZm0qdFeaQ2Zepo20dFeaP7RSF7cZk-MPe1fEcVV8aS28HhKmJwdfKbFo4BaS-B8xenoh75HaIL7Jq4fsFH5I9UaVFyYazM0chZlSiFQ8AblESaP/s730/forblog.jpg)
Saturday, July 4, 2009
Damn that Metz Flash.
Alex Rubio is completely prepared for the blinding white flash of my camera. I took photos on one of the nights during the San Antonio Film Festival. I had just gotten my new flash, and little did they know, but those photographed were my test subjects. Effects of the flash could have varied from burning sensations to slight vision impediment.
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