Blaine

I took this of my friend Blaine today while showing him how to work the rear-curtain sync with his D100. All that means is that the flash fires at the end of an exposure. So if you use a long exposure, like 1/30th second or longer and move the camera while the picture is being exposed, the flash freezes the subject at the last possible millisecond. That probably didn't make sense to anyone, but at least I tried. Anyways, Blaine didn't care for this shot, but I really liked it. So here you go.