Recent Professional Works

[craigrudlin]

Yelhsa, a terrific image.

I am most impressed with the extremely wide dynamic range you have captured.
I note the building clearly visible through the window.  The fire that is perfectly
exposed, and indeed the excellent exposure throughout the room.

Would you be so kind as to provide some technical details on how you captured
this image?  The camera, lens, exposure, lighting?   Thank you very much!

craig

[shaun]

Yehlsa

Must agree with Craig, very nice shot. For me a novice at this sort of thing, I can't spot any tell tale shadows from additional lighting.

Shaun

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

Ashley, a question from an architecture-photography ignoramus: I see that the left side is perfectly vertical, while the right one is not. I remember most of similar shots in magazines would have it corrected. Or perhaps these days it is not such a big deal? Just curios what's your take on it based on your interaction with clients and magazines.

[BobDavid]

Taken on "Bark Friday" here in the USA.

[ACH DIGITAL]

Dergiman, I used either a Mamiya with a P45 or a 1Dmk2 with either a 24 or 17mm t/s.  No lighting other than what existed was used.  On interiors I'll shoot a wide bracket and then merge the captures in Photomatix using the Exposure Fusion capability.  I find it doesn't look unreal if done correctly.  Jim

Hi Jim, astonishing architectural work..!! I like your stile very much. Just a question, how do you get away with 8 mix files from the 1Dmk2 ?

Thanks
Antonio.

[ACH DIGITAL]

Just put the finishing touches on this one...







   



Yep.

CB

CBarret, you are so lucky to have had the chance to photograph such a beautiful architecture. Gracefully done as well. Congrats.

ACH

[Graham Mitchell]

[Graham Mitchell]

With less an a month to go, it was time to put the tree up...

.. for next years publications.

Nice room, lovely tones. It has a slightly vintage feeling to it. Nice to see rocking horses still exist - I haven't seen one in decades!

[ACH DIGITAL]

Hi everyone, I'm new to this forum, which I think is really great. Lots of talented Photographers showing and discussing their work. I do Architectural, Interiors and Product Photography in Venezuela, Caribbean and USA. These are some of my recent work. Advise very welcome. I use Canon 5Dmk2 with 17mmTS, 24mmTS, 45mm Mamiya adapted to Canon and 90mmTS.

[Graham Mitchell]

Hi everyone, I'm new to this forum, which I think is really great. Lots of talented Photographers showing and discussing their work. I do Architectural, Interiors and Product Photography in Venezuela, Caribbean and USA. These are some of my recent work. Advise very welcome. I use Canon 5Dmk2 with 17mmTS, 24mmTS, 45mm Mamiya adapted to Canon and 90mmTS.

Welcome, and lovely composition on that third image.

[ACH DIGITAL]

Welcome, and lovely composition on that third image.

Thanks for the welcoming Graham. I'm going to enjoy this..
PD: lovely "Gran Truismo" shot.
ACH

[feppe]

Beautiful shot. How long did you spend dusting it off to make it look that pristine? I know it's not typical of these kinds of shots, but I would have preferred to see some of that on the car given the surroundings.

[Graham Mitchell]

Beautiful shot. How long did you spend dusting it off to make it look that pristine?

About 30 seconds It's a dusty country but unlike mud, dust doesn't stick much.

[Rob C]

About 30 seconds It's a dusty country but unlike mud, dust doesn't stick much.

Interesting picture; it's what I always imagine I own when I sit in my black Fiesta coupé... ah, the power of self-deception!

Rob C    :-(

[Abdulrahman Aljabri]

CBarret, you are so lucky to have had the chance to photograph such a beautiful architecture. Gracefully done as well. Congrats.

ACH

I must admit I thought the same thing when I saw those pictures, but I must also admit that if there was a photographer for this job, Chris was the right man. Both the architect and the photographer in this job are lucky to work with each other.

[Abdulrahman Aljabri]

Hi everyone, I'm new to this forum, which I think is really great. Lots of talented Photographers showing and discussing their work. I do Architectural, Interiors and Product Photography in Venezuela, Caribbean and USA. These are some of my recent work. Advise very welcome. I use Canon 5Dmk2 with 17mmTS, 24mmTS, 45mm Mamiya adapted to Canon and 90mmTS.

pictures 1 and 2 are really good

[flynnyfalcon]

CBarret, you are so lucky to have had the chance to photograph such a beautiful architecture. Gracefully done as well. Congrats.

ACH

Really nice series CB.  Great colours, composition and feel.  Can I ask what setup you use.  No doubt you've mentioned it somewhere, I've seen you mentioned Schneider and Canon...

[ACH DIGITAL]

Really nice series CB.  Great colours, composition and feel.  Can I ask what setup you use.  No doubt you've mentioned it somewhere, I've seen you mentioned Schneider and Canon...

Thank you Abdul..

[ChristopherBarrett]

Thanks Guys, I have so much work in the can from the last several months...  I think I'll have to do some sort of Parade of Images on the blog when I finally get some free time.  And, yes, I always consider myself very fortunate to maintain such outstanding clients.

Flynn... most of my work is shot with an Arca Rm3d, Phase One P65+ and a mixture of Schneiders/Rodenstocks.  I think the Schneider 43mm captures about 80% of the work.  I don't typically like to go wider than 35mm in that format, but if I have to go ultra-wide I use the 5d2 with a 17mm TS-E.  I also grab a lot of my details with that Canon and a Leica R 28-70 zoom.  The zoom was dirt cheap and is really damn nice.

CB

[haefnerphoto]

Hi Jim, astonishing architectural work..!! I like your stile very much. Just a question, how do you get away with 8 mix files from the 1Dmk2 ?

Thanks
Antonio.

Antonio, I not sure what you mean by 8 mix files, which image are you referring too?  I liked the images you posted, I think the 3rd one worked best for me.  Graham, nice light on the Maserati!  Dusk was traditionally the time we all shot for years, today the rule is, there is no rule.  Chris, great looking interiors!  I took your suggestion and downloaded the luminosity mask actions, they've come in quite handy for both my automotive work, as well as, my architecture.  Jim