I was Googling around this afternoon when I found this 2001 SportShooter article by (then) NY Times shooter Vincent Laforet. I had seen it before, but many of you probably haven't.
He was basically just discovering ETTL wireless, and was already doing cool stuff with it for his daily assignments. Several NYT photos and lighting diagrams are shown.
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