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OK, so I plagiarized Henry Ford just a bit.
I was photographing this senior in a baseball theme, and they happened to have a white van parked right where I wanted it... to reflect light.
So not only was the reflected light no cost to me... so was the reflector. The nice thing about a eflector like this is that it's somewhat mobile... and most midwest winds won't blow it over.
Photographed with a 300mm f2.8 lens.
Just thought some of you might like to explore stereo photography. I've been a fan ever since 1975. But since the demise of 35mm slides, I haven't done much with it other than shoot an occasional stereo pair using the "lean on left foot...shoot, lean on right foot... shoot" method.
Using this adapter, you can shoot a stereo pair and view them with 3-D glasses.
Try this... place an envelope against the screen in the center between the stereo image here. Then using strong reading glasses, press your nose against the other end of the envelope and let your eyes align the two images. The quality will be poor due to the low resolution of your monitor... But you'll get the stereo effect.
If you're interested, you can buy this from http://www.berezin.com/3d/3dglasses.htm
