LiteLighters Unite!
Here are some LiteLight application photos! Please send us some of yours!
Industrial situations are often complicated, dangerous and just downright nasty! Tommy Thompson finds that a small 3-head LiteLight kit, powered by a single Balcar A-1200, is just the right size to carry into tight quarters, set up quickly, and provide the necessary power to shoot 35mm color transparency film. All Images (c) Tommy L. Thompson. For more information contact Tommy at tommythompson@mindspring.com or see http://www.mindspring.com/~tommythompson
Sharon
Key uses LiteLights and umbrellas as the main lighting tool in her portrait
photography business. Image (c) 1999 Sharon Key. For more
information contact Sharon at sharonandsara@mindspring.com
Paul Beswick's interior photo is a
classic example of using a LiteLight bare tube head with a LiteLight Variator to
simulate an operating table lamp. The photo at right shows the mounting
technique (The LiteLight cable runs behind the lamp base and socket; the LiteLight
socket fits perfectly into the lamp socket!). Photo (c) 1992 Paul G.
Beswick. For more information contact Paul at pb1@mindspring.com
Ron Holt
uses LiteLight heads in small Photoflex softboxes to capture these amazing frog
images in his studio. Photos (c) 1999 Ron Holt.
Ever
wonder just how that fire in the grill was simulated? Mike Culpepper
uses a LiteLight head with some gels and simply runs the cabling out the back of
the grill. Photo (c) 1999 Mike Culpepper.
Halloween costumes do great in LiteLight! Ken Kelly's photo was made with a LiteLight converted Photogenic Flashmaster AA01 pack utilizing the LiteLight Umbrella Assembly and a diffused LiteLight set at half power, the perfect setup for casual portraiture or groups, even pets. Photo (c) 2005 Ken Kelly. for more information contact Ken at kenkelly13@hotmail.com
Ron Evans' bridal portrait is a great example of the versatility and ease-of-use of LiteLights. Photo (c) Ron Evans.
"I want to thank you again for the wonderful piece of equipment I
purchased from you and let you know what effect this light has had on my
portraits. It's made a tremendous difference and the enclosed portrait
will confirm that"--Ron Evans
J.J. Allen has been using
LiteLights in his successful Atlanta area studio for several years. Photo
(c) J.J. Allen. For information go to http://jjaflair.home.att.net
to visit the library and read more about the LiteLight.
Simple, inexpensive and effective.....LiteLights are perfect for Stacey Byne's sports portraits! Photo (c) Stacey Byne.
Lawrence Bradley uses
LiteLights and umbrellas to achieve his clean, bright portraits. Photo (c)
Lawrence Bradley.
Whether in color or black and white, Susan Rosmarin 
captures all of life's evocative moods and brilliant detail
with the versatility of LiteLights in use with a modified Photogenic Flashmaster AA01 power pack.
Susan may be contacted at jazzwife@att.com
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John Moran has sent us these amazing Industrial Application photographs taken with the Lite Light system
at the McKnight Brain Research Institute at the University of Florida.
John can be contacted at johnmoran@mindspring.com
John has also sent us this stunning photograph of Caite.
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