Recent Professional Works

[Frank Doorhof]

Thanks John, my personal fav is the one with the ropes.

[TMARK]

Thanks Frank:) Here are some beauty shots for <Target>

There is something I really like about these, it has a 30's pre-war vibe that I really like.

[HarperPhotos]

Hello,

A shot from a series of images I did for a casino in Auckland.

Cheers

Simon

[Frank Doorhof]

@Harperphoto,
Really like this one, love the motion in it, maybe would have added even more on the roulette but as it is it's already great

[dustblue]

There is something I really like about these, it has a 30's pre-war vibe that I really like.

Thanks TMARK:)

[dustblue]

This one is great! Did you shoot more than one photo and composite in post or was it just long time exposure? Nicely done!
dustblue

Hello,

A shot from a series of images I did for a casino in Auckland.

Cheers

Simon

[HarperPhotos]

Hello,

Thanks for your kind words.

This image and the other images I did is a montage of shots which where put together by a retoucher.

Cheers

Simon

[Graham Mitchell]

Hello,

Thanks for your kind words.

This image and the other images I did is a montage of shots which where put together by a retoucher.

Cheers

Simon

I like the second one better. The overall look of both is very appealing but the placement and expressions of the people is better in the second, in my opinion.

[haefnerphoto]

Simon, Nice job!  I just estimated a casino/resort project, if it comes my way I might need to pick you brain a bit.  Jim

[HarperPhotos]

Hello Jim,

Thanks. More than happy to help if you get the casino job. If you need an assistant I would be keen.

Cheers

Simon

[amsp]

Portrait of a friend, and the very first photo I took when I bought my P25 years ago.
Processed again recently using CaptureOne 5.1. Sometimes I like to revisit old
photos with a fresh eye, brings back memories too.

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[TMARK]

Pretty.  I like her aprehension, like she is unsure about it, but is on the verge of a smile.  Its funny how a snap like this conveys more emotion than 20,000 watts of Profoto and 12 hours of retouching. Pretty file, too.  Is this the 80mm?

Portrait of a friend, and the very first photo I took when I bought my P25 years ago.
Processed again recently using CaptureOne 5.1. Sometimes I like to revisit old
photos with a fresh eye, brings back memories too.

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[amsp]

Pretty.  I like her aprehension, like she is unsure about it, but is on the verge of a smile.  Its funny how a snap like this conveys more emotion than 20,000 watts of Profoto and 12 hours of retouching. Pretty file, too.  Is this the 80mm?

Thanks mate, I totally agree with you. In many ways when I look back at all the stuff I've done I find myself drawn to these kind of honest snaps more than the super professional, styled and retouched editorials. I guess it's the humanity shining through more or something. As for the lens I think it was the manual 80mm f/1.9.

cheers

[Frank Doorhof]

Some from the workshops I recently taught in New York.

[NikolaBorissov]

H3DII-50 + 120 macro, Jan'2010 :-)

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[tcphoto]

Nikola, Beautiful series of images.

[marc gerritsen]

from the international flora expo site taipei
yes taiwan will finally have a proper international event!!
auditorium by king and shih architects

[fredjeang]

Recent furniture shoot.  It IS nice to get back in the studio once in a while...

The full set here.

Très jolie série.

[Frank Doorhof]

Three from this weekend.

[SecondFocus]

From a very windy shoot, but it was a lot of fun!

Mamiya DM33 and the new Mamiya 2.8 150 D version lens.

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