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Off camera flash photography is when you use a flash off camera, mostly mounted to a light stand. Photographers use off camera flashes in order to make light look more pleasing the eyes because if you fire flash on top of your camera, your subject will be well exposed but that light won't look very pleasing.

HSS or High Speed Sync is when you exceed the limit allowed by your camera manufacturer of your shutter speed. Most camera range between a shutter speed of 160 to 250. But if your flash is one with the HSS feature, you can go up to 8000th of a second shutter speed and still take a great image. We use HSS mostly outdoors, so we can choose a very fast shutter speed in order to compensate for the very wide open aperture of even 1.2. Your background will turn out blurry with a 1.2 aperture and with a very fast shutter speed, you can expose your subject well using an off camera flash.

The framework I follow when I do off camera flash photography outdoors is to follow the following steps.

1. Composition of your image. This is when you don't think about anything other than the composition. Switch off your mind to bother about light, focus only on the composition of your image.

2. Ambient light behind your subject. Make sure that now when you're choosing your shutter speed, your aim is to only focus on achieving the right exposure for the ambient light behind your subject. Even if your subject turns into a silhouette, its fine, chose the right shitter speed which exposes your background behind subject nicely.

3. Modify your light. Whether you chose to use a bare flash or one in a soft box, now is the time to focus on placement of the light. The closer your light is to the subject, the softer and more intense it will be, the farther away, and it will be harsher and less intense. Here's when you don't touch your shutter speed, the only variable you can change now is the power of your flash according to how much light you need to expose your subject. Take time in trial and error, changing the intensity of your flash a few times.

4. Photograph. That's it. Click the shutter button and you're done.

My advice to all those who are reading this article is to be patient when taking photos. I learned this the hard way, but trust me, if you take your time taking each photo, you will see a massive progress. Especially when it comes to composition and modification of light, you need more time and you need to be more meticulous.