[FULL] Monday Night at the Studio: Off-Camera Flash (Norwalk, CT)

This session has reached capacity. Alongside Meetup registrations, the event was promoted through local community channels and several spots were reserved by two local entertainment companies for training their event photography teams. Thank you for your interest and please keep an eye on future sessions.

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This studio session is a relaxed, hands-on practice focused on working with artificial light.

We’ll take the flash off camera and begin exploring how light behaves once it’s no longer fixed to the lens. Starting with a single light, we’ll look at positioning, direction, and distance, and how each small adjustment shapes the image.

From there, we’ll introduce a second light and begin working with simple two-light setups. The goal is not complexity, but clarity—understanding how light builds, separates, and interacts within a scene.
We’ll continue working within the Godox system, now adding a trigger, lightweight stands, and umbrellas. This is a compact, affordable setup that can be easily recreated outside the studio.

This is not a lecture or critique session. It’s a working practice. We’ll move at a calm pace, and everyone will have time behind the camera.

A model will be present, so you’ll leave not only with experience, but with images for your portfolio.

All cameras are welcome. If you have a Godox flash or trigger, feel free to bring it.

This session can be taken on its own, or as a continuation of the July 20 on-camera flash session.

The studio is spacious and comfortable, with ample parking and bathrooms in the building.