Post inspiring stuff here..

[gwhitf]

Just because we've spend $40k on gear does not mean we have ideas.

Is there any part of you that gives one shit what camera this was shot with? When you saw these images, did you think about "how many megapixels?"

http://stocklandmartelblog.com/2010/04/16/...life-and-death/

I do understand (I think) what you're saying though -- just because you drop $40k on a system, does not make you competent to produce quality, consistently -- day in and day out.

My point about that Soccer/Guess guy was: The Canon is a more natural extension of his view of the world -- moving fast, changing angles, shooting thousands of frames, and since his Keepers are gonna get retouched to the hilt anyway, the tiny difference between an RZ and a Canon will get covered up even more by the amount of retouching.

[lisa_r]

A couple more who IMO are masters of lighting and tonality:

Javier Vallhonrat + Sophie Delaporte.


Both can be seen here:

www.mfilomeno.com

[aaronleitz]

This one always gets to me:

http://photooftheday.hughcrawford.com/

A polaroid a day for eighteen years until the day he died....

[gwhitf]

This is for the Architectural Guys, (or anyone else that lives under a roof, or photographs them). 45 minutes long, but well worth it. I can see why photographers are drawn to photograph buildings.

http://www.viddler.com/explore/uzrname/videos/1/

[mtomalty]

Is there any part of you that gives one shit what camera this was shot with? When you saw these images, did you think about "how many megapixels?"
http://stocklandmartelblog.com/2010/04/16/...life-and-death/

On the 'death' theme, I came across this multimedia piece last week that has an amazingly creepy makeup 'timelapse' sequence
just past the midway point.

http://www.giannicipriano.com/

From the multimedia dropdown menu on the top check out the piece, "Where Beauty Softens your Grief"


Mark
www.marktomalty.com

[tesfoto]

On the 'death' theme, I came across this multimedia piece last week that has an amazingly creepy makeup 'timelapse' sequence
just past the midway point.

http://www.giannicipriano.com/

From the multimedia dropdown menu on the top check out the piece, "Where Beauty Softens your Grief"


Mark
www.marktomalty.com

Check out Elisabeth Heyert fascinating book the travelers:

http://www.elizabethheyert.com/projects/the-travelers/books/

http://www.elizabethheyert.com/projects/th...ers/thumbnails/

[tesfoto]

This is for the Architectural Guys, (or anyone else that lives under a roof, or photographs them). 45 minutes long, but well worth it. I can see why photographers are drawn to photograph buildings.

http://www.viddler.com/explore/uzrname/videos/1/

Thanks gwhitf, very interesting

[amsp]

ZOREN GOLD / MINORI

I like how they blend photography and illustration in a seamless manner.