Stephen, a local #parkour Athlete from @themonkeyvault floating above the ground doing a backflip at the @elinchrom_ltd booth at the @vistek #profusion expo in Toronto, Canada today. We used #Elinchrom's Hi-Sync technology to freeze the intense action with a 1/3200th second shutter speed and used the Elinchrom ELB400 and the new HS flash heads to get that high shutter speed. Crazy cool new flash tech. For a full detailed description of how we got this shot read the new blog post I put up on the Elinchrom site: http://www.elinchrom.com/learn/hss-hs.html

Una foto publicada por Michael Clark (@michaelclarkphoto) el 11 de Nov de 2015 a la(s) 9:57 PST

Working out the strategy with @mister_tickle_hands aka Tommy Ihnken while working on the Hypersync Surfing project a few months ago on the north shore of Oahu. Image by the legendary @brianbielmann #Hypersync #surf #surfing #tommyihnken #nikon @elinchrom_ltd @pocketwizard

Una foto publicada por Michael Clark (@michaelclarkphoto) el 6 de May de 2015 a la(s) 5:44 PDT

About a month ago, I worked on a surfing project that was sponsored by @elinchrom_ltd and @pocketwizard where I used five Elinchrom Ranger battery-powered strobes and the PocketWizard ControlTL system to light up a surfer on a wave using #Hypersync lighting techniques from 500-feet away. As far as I know, this has never been done before - at least not from this far away with surfing. For the full story check out the write up on the Elinchrom blog: http://www.elinchrom.com/articles/1704-hypersyncsurfing.html The surfer is Thomas Inhken from the north shore of Oahu. He is a pro surfer with some serious skills as can be seen in the image. My thanks to Elinchrom, PocketWizard and Tommy Inhken for their help on this project. Also, a huge thanks to Robin Dabney, @benreedphoto and legendary surf photographer @brianbielmann for their help pulling this shot off. Thanks also to Ben Reed for the behind the scenes video.

Una foto publicada por Michael Clark (@michaelclarkphoto) el 28 de Abr de 2015 a la(s) 2:47 PDT

@dawnglanc cranking up a WI5 route in the Ouray Ice Park. This image was lit with an @elinchrom_ltd Ranger RX Speed AS battery-powered strobe and the @PocketWizard ControlTL transceivers using Hypersync techniques. #Hypersync #elinchrom #Nikon @nikonusa #ourayicepark #pocketwizard #iceclimbing #climbing #colorado

Una foto publicada por Michael Clark (@michaelclarkphoto) el 11 de Abr de 2015 a la(s) 7:23 PDT

Another image from my shoot with @dawnglanc a few months ago in the Ouray Ice Park. Shot with @elinchrom_ltd Ranger battery-powered strobes and @PocketWizard transceivers using Hypersync techniques. #pocketwizard #elinchrom #Hypersync #nikon #iceclimbing #ourayicepark

Una foto publicada por Michael Clark (@michaelclarkphoto) el 16 de Abr de 2015 a la(s) 1:28 PDT