Updated the page a little.

Played around with the Word Press database and was able to extract some recent post info for use on the front page. I have no idea what I’m going to do with this site; if anything it will probably turn into a cavalcade of crap.

Stay tuned…

Rear Sync describes a method of flash photography.  It is used mainly to show motion.  In a standard flash photograph, the flash fires just once at the beginning of the exposure, usually with shutter speeds of 250ms or less.  In a Rear Sync flash, the flash will fire at the beginning as well as the end of the exposure, this is a great method to capture motion in a dimly lit situation or to get a more exposed background.  Its a tricky method to get used to, but once you get it, its a great trick to add the bag.

Nick