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Gary Fong WhaleTail flash diffuser: camera in portrait orientation (vertical), flash on camera, diffuser to the camera's left, all flaps closed

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Gary Fong WhaleTail flash diffuser: camera in portrait orientation (vertical), flash on camera, diffuser to the camera's left, all flaps closed
camera in portrait orientation (vertical), flash on camera, diffuser to the camera's left, all flaps closed

Gary Fong WhaleTail flash diffuser: back and top flaps open
Gary Fong WhaleTail flash diffuser: back flap open
Gary Fong WhaleTail flash diffuser: top flap at 45 degrees
Gary Fong WhaleTail flash diffuser: top flap open, angle view
Gary Fong WhaleTail flash diffuser: top flap open, front view
Gary Fong WhaleTail flash diffuser: top flap open, back view
Gary Fong WhaleTail flash diffuser: attached to a small camera bag
Gary Fong WhaleTail flash diffuser: rubber band and Velcro strap, attaching to a flash head
Gary Fong WhaleTail flash diffuser: secured on a flash
Gary Fong WhaleTail flash diffuser: inside view from the back
Gary Fong WhaleTail flash diffuser: inside view from the top
Gary Fong WhaleTail flash diffuser: flap close up
Gary Fong WhaleTail flash diffuser: detaching flaps
Gary Fong WhaleTail flash diffuser: bare flash bounced from the right side
Gary Fong WhaleTail flash diffuser: bare flash bounced from the ceiling
Gary Fong WhaleTail flash diffuser: direct flash
Gary Fong WhaleTail flash diffuser: camera in landscaped orientation (horizontal), flash on camera, diffuser above the camera, all flaps closed
Gary Fong WhaleTail flash diffuser: camera in portrait orientation (vertical), flash on camera, diffuser to the camera's left, all flaps closed