In the spring of 2024 photographer Scott Robert Lim led a group of photographers on a photo workshop at The Cathedral of Junk in Austin, TX. The unusual locale made for a really interesting backdrop!
Shooting in such a tight spot, Scott needed to use lighting tools that are easy to move around and quick to set up and that's why he chose our Rogue 32" Shoot Thru Umbrella.
Nothing is easier to set-up and use than a Rogue photography umbrella. Just open the umbrella and slide the center pole through the hole in your umbrella bracket (sold separately).
The Rogue 32” Shoot Thru Umbrella is best used to soften and diffuse your main light, fill light, rim light, or background light. It features durable fiberglass ribs, a heavy duty metal lock, and our Natural White fabric.
The Rogue 32” Umbrella is just 20” long when closed, which means you can easily fit one or two into your carry-on luggage.
Learn More about the Rogue 32" Shoot Thru Umbrella HERE.
