Recent Professional Works

[BobDavid]

Musings of a middle-aged photographer. I posted this in the "Coffee Corner" section too. I shot this image with a Hassey 39MP multi-shot camera, HC 120 macro lens, and a 26mm tube. Here is a story about the lizard skeleton and my lumbar spine http://goo.gl/h9iE8

[Jeremy Roussak]

i'll drink my rye with one ice cube, but that amount of ice is ridiculous
maybe the thought was similar to thawing the mastodon from the glacier

As the Scots (those with taste) say, the only thing that should be put in a glass of Scotch is more Scotch.

Jeremy

[ACH DIGITAL]

HI again,

The post has been kind forgotten.
This is a new office in Caracas. The owner gave me little time to photograph the whole thing, so I think I was lucky to pull out a few good shots.

[Kirk Gittings]

Nice. What does the client do with that type of interior decor.

[ACH DIGITAL]

Nice. What does the client do with that type of interior decor.

Hi Kirk,

This is an oil platforms service company. The painted wall illustrates this idea somehow. 
ACH

[Scott Hargis]

That's a nice one, Antonio!

Here's my contribution:

[ACH DIGITAL]

That's a nice one, Antonio!

Here's my contribution:

Great shot Scott, looks like the ocean at the end, is it?

[Scott Hargis]

That's actually sky, over the San Francisco Bay. Shot is on the 43rd floor of the Millenium Tower, Mission St., SF.
Client was the contractor who did the venetian plaster, I had to find beauty shots that featured the wall treatments, among other things.

[bcooter]

Contax 645
HMI and daylight mixed.

[haefnerphoto]

What a great shot and what a beautiful girl!  Jim

[Michael Nelson]

A series I started using my last 18 boxes of Polaroid 665 (dated 'Use before 07-97').

Images taken with an Mamiya RZ67 & 250mm lens. A H&H #3 filter was used. Scanned in RGB mode, dusted in PS.

[Rob C]

Contax 645
HMI and daylight mixed.

I don't give a fig what you used; the model, the set and the clothes are stunningly beautiful - you've used her quite a lot, haven't you, or am I just getting soppy and confused in my dotage? Who is she?

And yes, whether I give or keep that fig to myself, the lighting is wonderful too. I wish...

I've had to do several product-included shots for calendars with models and bars; in my last one, the PR guru (my eyes are raised to heaven as I write) had arranged at least eighteen seperate company beer logos in view. He would have called your shot a marketing failure. No, he no longer works for that company. But unfortunately, I lost them too, on his back.

But envy gets me nowhere! Friggin' lovely.

Ciao -

Rob C

Edit: You love women too, don't you?

[fredjeang]

I don't give a fig what you used; the model, the set and the clothes are stunningly beautiful - you've used her quite a lot, haven't you, or am I just getting soppy and confused in my dotage? Who is she?

And yes, whether I give or keep that fig to myself, the lighting is wonderful too. I wish...

I've had to do several product-included shots for calendars with models and bars; in my last one, the PR guru (my eyes are raised to heaven as I write) had arranged at least eighteen seperate company beer logos in view. He would have called your shot a marketing failure. No, he no longer works for that company. But unfortunately, I lost them too, on his back.

But envy gets me nowhere! Friggin' lovely.

Ciao -

Rob C

Edit: You love women too, don't you?

That's "my" Rob !

More girls for you from Madrid: http://www.pepe-botella.com/highlights/index.php?x=browse
and here: http://www.pepe-botella.com/fashion/index.php?x=browse

[bcooter]

you've used her quite a lot, haven't you, or a

No this is the first time we've worked with Julia Lescova.

She's a great talent.

Actually we did 5 sessions, all in motion and stills and this probably isn't the strongest image, though this one was freed from embargo.

The motion imagery is actually more beautiful than the stills and once we cut it, I believe it will be more compelling.

All the best.

BC

[amsp]

Actually we did 5 sessions, all in motion and stills and this probably isn't the strongest image, though this one was freed from embargo.
The motion imagery is actually more beautiful than the stills and once we cut it, I believe it will be more compelling.

All the best.

BC

What is it for, if you you don't mind me asking?

[fredjeang]

As a viewer it looks like a lingery and-or complements brand campaign but looks like a good brand if the case because what the girl wears is high quality. Enter into fashion book.


This is actually a very "latin" atmosphere regardless of the real location, reminds me of Napoles, yeah, italy chic and decadent.

The talent is precious, the work as always exemplary.

Can't wait to see some motion stills.

[bcooter]

As a viewer it looks like a lingery and-or complements brand campaign but looks like a good brand if the case because what the girl wears is high quality. Enter into fashion book.


This is actually a very "latin" atmosphere regardless of the real location, reminds me of Napoles, yeah, italy chic and decadent.

The talent is precious, the work as always exemplary.

Can't wait to see some motion stills.

Fred's right about everything but Italy.

Shot in Hollywood.

BC

[Rob C]

James

Thanks for the girl's name; I had thought her the same girl you'd used in either the jukebox pics or one of the car seat images; next time I must try to be more careful and look at the website before I write because egg get's in my eyes!

Never mind that - the pic is still beautiful.

Ciao -

Rob C

[Kirk Gittings]

Contax 645
HMI and daylight mixed.

Superb photograph, stunning mannequin

[HarperPhotos]

Hi James,

Lovely shot. Great talent, model, styling, lighting and location.

Cheers

Simon