Recent Professional Works

[thsinar]

That's a nice shot, Roberto. I like the colours composition.

Thierry

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This will be my new promo card to Ad around.

It has been my lunch after discovering new DB prices...  


Cheers



Roberto



Emotion 54LV/RZ67
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[dustblue]

Jim:
Luckily for me that I don't have to trade my vintage stratocastor for a camera, I still love it:)
I'm sure I'll go to your website when it's refreshed, thank you for that!

Regards,
Dustblue

Thanks for all the positive comments!  I really appreciate them.  To answer Dustblue's questions,  the vehicles were shot in my studio (there's a picture of it in the Studio thread) and the images were assembled and retouched (by me).  The fender detail had a variety of tripod legs to remove and the overhead actually was two shots with my light bank lighting either side of the vehicle and then the two captures blended together.  Dustblue, my website is in the process of a major overhaul and in a couple of weeks will have a considerable amount of new content.  By the way, the first concert I ever attended was Jimi Hendrix, he played at the Masonic Temple in Detroit in 1968.  I was in bands too, luckily for me I traded my bass guitar for an old Nikon F!  Thanks again, Jim

[avelpavel]

Thanks for your appreciation, above all I'm enjoying the 54LV very much, it's like a brand new start from small format to medium. Amazing!


Kind regards


Roberto

That's a nice shot, Roberto. I like the colours composition.

Thierry

[BernardLanguillier]

Like this one, Mamiya ZD:



Cheers,
Bernard

[hubell]

Thanks for all the positive comments!  I really appreciate them.  To answer Dustblue's questions,  the vehicles were shot in my studio (there's a picture of it in the Studio thread) and the images were assembled and retouched (by me).  The fender detail had a variety of tripod legs to remove and the overhead actually was two shots with my light bank lighting either side of the vehicle and then the two captures blended together.  Dustblue, my website is in the process of a major overhaul and in a couple of weeks will have a considerable amount of new content.  By the way, the first concert I ever attended was Jimi Hendrix, he played at the Masonic Temple in Detroit in 1968.  I was in bands too, luckily for me I traded my bass guitar for an old Nikon F!  Thanks again, Jim

Jim:
I was at that same concert in 1968.
That, and the Stones concert at Olympia in 1969, are seared in my memory.
Howard

[haefnerphoto]

Sorry to say I missed the Stones concert, although I've seen them many times since.  I was at a rock memorabilia show a couple of years ago and picked up the poster for the Hendrix show.  I'll shoot it and send it off to you.  Jim

[pixjohn]

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[Dustbak]

I think it is supposed to. It looks like a 'broken glass burger'

[pixjohn]

I totally missed the glass  But that one spot still takes my eye away from the rest of the shot.

I think it is supposed to. It looks like a 'broken glass burger'

[pixjohn]

Test shot. Just starting to play with other subjects outside my normal architorture work. Any comment since this is my first food shots welcome.

(1-2) H2 with 120 Macro Leaf Aptus 75 (3) H2 with 80 mm

[pixjohn]

(1) H2 80mm Leaf Aptus 75 (2) H2 120 macro Leaf Aptus 75

[avelpavel]

It's amazing how weird is the behaviour of glass when you pile it up, like multiple shifted lenses.

That's correct, it's a broken glass burger as Dustback said, we have a saying in our town when you are not happy to do something: then we said "it's better a broken glass burger..."(or something similar).

Just a different kind of food shot, just sharper.  


Roberto

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I totally missed the glass  But that one spot still takes my eye away from the rest of the shot.

[jjj]

I like this shot as I had the idea of this dancer Bobby somersaulting in air over zebra crossing to illustrate his dance style and after working out positioning I did a few shots and got what I'd previsualised, but it lacked a little something. But when Juan [chap in background] appeared I asked him to do a handstand and got Bobby to do another flip. Only took the one shot as it was exactly as I wanted. Well without repainting road markings to make them more symmetrical.



As an aside, I posted this on another forum to illustrate why a 5D was more than adequate for dance photography as if you simply take the shot at right moment, then a fast motordrive is not needed. The amount of abuse I got for daring to suggest a camera that only does 2.5/3fps [?] was good enough for dance photography was astonishing. I was also attacked for the over-Photoshopped image - ironic as the image look/quality is just the JPEG straight out of camera to quickly stick up on Flickr, not the processed RAW file!
It always amazes me how loudly people like to proclaim their lack of knowledge.

[Graham Mitchell]

I lost a similar image a while ago in a hard disk crash, and had requests to buy prints of it so I had to wait for a decent evening to re-shoot it, which happened tonight:

[Rudy Torres]

Graham

Fantastic shot.

- Rudy Torres

[Rudy Torres]

Not as fancy as some other posts but classic headshots still get me going.
Here is one from the other day.
Mamiya 645II with ZD Back 150mm 3.5 lens hand held wide open so a little soft.

- Rudy Torres

[Arminw]

Just a couple of images form a series I did for a jewellery designer shot on a 120 mm Macro H3dII 39 ....

[Murray Fredericks]

A Recent Interior!


Murray

[haefnerphoto]

Nice Murray, Haven't seen too many with a bird in it.  Cool!  Jim

[Murray Fredericks]

Nice Murray, Haven't seen too many with a bird in it.  Cool!  Jim

Yep,

we had a bird handler there and the bird was trained to be used to flash!

The client was extremely patient with the whole process, even while the bird went 'woopsies' (as the handler called it) all over the floor!

Murray