'The On to Light Shaping series consists of 18 videos featuring 18 renowned wedding and portrait photographers. Each one has tried the new Profoto Off-Camera Flash system. Each one has shot some stunning images with it. In Texas-based fashion photographer Dixie Dixon’s case, she brought three B1 Off-Camera Flashes, one Softlight Reflector White and an Umbrella Deep White S to set up an temporary on-location studio in McKinney Cotton Mill in Texas. “My assistants really love the B1s,” laughs Dixie. “They’re easy to travel with and the batteries seem to last forever even when shooting all day long. The Light Shaping Tools are easy to maneuver, they set up and break down quickly, which is especially important when you’re shooting models in cold, drafty cotton mills.” See more of Dixie\'s work: www.dixiedixon.com Watch all 18 videos in the series: www.profoto.com/on-to-light-shaping Learn more about the Off-Camera Flash system: www.profoto.com/offcameraflash'
Tags: light , umbrellas , Photography (Visual Art Form) , profoto , strobe , Strobe Photography , snoot , Flash Photography , Softboxes , AirTTL , profoto b1 , light shaping , wedding photography (profession) , Lighting (Industry) , off-camera flash , hard reflector , softlight reflector , B1 Off-Camera Flash , lighting challenge , Light Shaping Tool , Dixie Dixon , shooting on location , high fashion bridal , Umbrella Deep
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