Recent Works

[BobDavid]

BobDavid,

You seem to have a fondness for Photographing dogs.
Here's the rest of my pack. All shot W/Aptus 75 on Mamiya 645 AFDII
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Thanks for posting your "pack" of dogs. They're all photogenic. I enjoy taking studio portraits of dogs. The name of my business is Top Dog Imaging. Canine portraits are my specialty, along with fine art repro and photo restoration. The K-9s are a nice counterbalance to the highly technical nature of my work.

[hubell]

My neighborhood farm in Vermont buried in deep snow last week.
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[wolfnowl]

I like the light trails on the road

That's what I was thinking...

[etrump]

Here are a few from my fall trip to the southwest.

All shot with Mamiya 645AFD/P30+ DB.  Most shot with 50-110mm zoom.

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[ZOG]

Here's one over the weekend. Not exactly Bora bora, but I still like it here....  

Andre

P45+, AFD II, 45mm...
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[EricWHiss]

Ed,
I like those shots particularly the 1st, 2nd and 3rd images.  May I ask are those done with single exposure or multiple exposures stacked?
Thanks,
Eric

[snickgrr]

Shot this morning.
Just experimenting quickly in Photoshop with the different layers.  If you can't tell, it's sand that I "painted" on with a wok to make the egg, a funnel to make the sperm and the amorphous "God" light streaks come from mirrored mylar.

Leaf A75

[rsmphoto]

One of my favorite restaurants in Boston,
 shot recently.

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H3DII-39

[BlasR]

RSM,

Could you please tell me where is the restaurant?

 It's look good/clean

Thanks

BlasR

[scottish]

One more snapshot...
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Mamiya 645 AFD II + 210mm + ZD

handheld 1/320sec f8
sami
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Hi Sami,

I like the lack of visual references for the size and scale of these branches.  My eyes go between seeing branch tips and trees, and I like the simplicity of this shot.

[rsmphoto]

RSM,

Could you please tell me where is the restaurant?

 It's look good/clean

Thanks

BlasR
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Oishii, 1166 Washington St.

Go after a big shoot!, $$$$

[etrump]

Ed,
I like those shots particularly the 1st, 2nd and 3rd images.  May I ask are those done with single exposure or multiple exposures stacked?
Thanks,
Eric
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Eric,

Thanks for the kind words.  All are single exposure images processed as one image with lightroom then imported into PS CS3.  I am amazed at the DR of the Phase One Backs compared to the Canon gear I used to use.

[etrump]

BobDavid,

You seem to have a fondness for Photographing dogs.
Here's the rest of my pack. All shot W/Aptus 75 on Mamiya 645 AFDII
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Keep posting the dog images.  Awesome!

[HarperPhotos]

Gidday,

Shot a hour and a half north of Auckland called Waipu Cove.

Stats:

Mamiya 645 AFDII
Mamiya AF 45mm Lens
Leaf Aptus 75
60th Sec, F14.0, 50 ISO

7 shots vertical and stitched in Photoshop CS3

Cheers

Simon

[Sami Kulju]

Hi Sami,

I like the lack of visual references for the size and scale of these branches.  My eyes go between seeing branch tips and trees, and I like the simplicity of this shot.
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Thank You for Your kind words!

I too like simple things, guess it´s a male behaviour :-)

Nature and landscapes is in fact a pretty new hobby for me. My normal work is mostly portaits and commercial. I have formerly enjoyed of my hikes and trips without a big camera. But the older I get I also grow more interest for doing pictures from nature.

Here is one more, a portait of a tree. Cliché perhaps but it amused me then and now.


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Mamiya 645 AFDII + 210 + ZD handheld

sami

[BlasR]

RMS,

Thank You

BlasR

[scottish]

Here is one more, a portait of a tree. Cliché perhaps but it amused me then and now.

sami
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Living in Hawaii, it's easy for me to tire of the bright-colored scenery photos in the local tourist brochures, and I especially enjoy the visual "time out" of these peaceful snow scenes.  Thanks for sharing them.

[haefnerphoto]

Here's an image from an architectural project shot last Saturday.  28mm, Mamiya 645  Jim

[Don Libby]

Here's an image from an architectural project shot last Saturday.  28mm, Mamiya 645  Jim
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Ya gotta just love that 28mm lens!  Works great with canyon shots as well as architectural.

[etrump]

Here's an image from an architectural project shot last Saturday.  28mm, Mamiya 645  Jim
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That is awesome light.  Is that a single exposure?