Recent Professional Works

[juicy]

Power.

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[TMARK]

here's an unpublished one from a recent editorial...

I saw the spread in Surface.  I liked it!  The sense of it being street photography in a studio is a great concept.

[jjj]

I wonder if it couldn't be just a little less tightly cropped. I appreciate what you're aiming for, but cutting off the end of his chin somehow looks wrong to me.

I agree about the chin, as I normally don't like to slightly crop as it usually looks wrong. But shooting an unenthusiastic model is always harder work. But I find the eyes draw you in which makes up for it.

[jjj]

Like that shot, jjj.

Thanks.

[jing q]

I saw the spread in Surface.  I liked it!  The sense of it being street photography in a studio is a great concept.

oh people still read Surface...  
except it was really done on the street...

one more, older one

[TMARK]

oh people still read Surface...  
except it was really done on the street...

one more, older one

I like it even more now that I know you shot it on the street. Nice work.

[rainer_v]

I like it even more now that I know you shot it on the street. Nice work.

great shots jjj. ove them...

[jmvdigital]

Shot in the Poudre Canyon, CO. P30+, Mamiya 150D

[paulmoorestudio]

Hi Paul,

The Dedo lights I use are the Aspherics2 model which use a 24V/150Watt bulb.

Thanks

Simon

you lit that entire set with 4 150w bulbs?  please tell me it was more than one exposure...
that is a lot of real estate to cover!  regardless I would have never guessed dedolights.
amazing.  I use 640w bulb in one of my heads for a cookie shot!

[HarperPhotos]

you lit that entire set with 4 150w bulbs?  please tell me it was more than one exposure...
that is a lot of real estate to cover!  regardless I would have never guessed dedolights.
amazing.  I use 640w bulb in one of my heads for a cookie shot!

Hi Paul,

I kid you not.

It was 4 Dedo’s and one exposure. The dedo’s are very bright for such a small bulb.

You should try them out of your food photography even though I have to say your photography is fantastic.

Regards

Simon

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Nice One Murray
As usual

Julian

[witz]

here's some images from a recent project of mine....
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[jmvdigital]

Fantastic images and processing Witz!

[thsinar]

very nice, Witz.

Thierry

[witz]

thanks!...

yes... I stumbled upon a tattered wall in an alley and layer it into the images..... along with some other tricks..... sort of addicted to this look lately and everything else seems boring now. But.... a client saw an image where I did this treatment and has me doing a whole campaign with it. I know the "look" has been done countless times and I don't feel I own any look.... but heck, if it looks good and feels good, then it can't be bad right?
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[hubell]

Early November in Southern Vermont "after" the Fall Foliage Season. Not a leaf peeping tourist within 200 miles. Hasselblad H3D-39 with HC 300mm lens at f/16.[attachment=9580:Vermont_...CS__Web_.jpg]

[hubell]

Another from sunrise in early November in Southern Vermont. H3D-39 with HC 300mm at f/11.[attachment=9582:Vermont_...142_CS__.jpg]

[AndreNapier]

thanks!...

yes... I stumbled upon a tattered wall in an alley and layer it into the images..... along with some other tricks..... sort of addicted to this look lately and everything else seems boring now. But.... a client saw an image where I did this treatment and has me doing a whole campaign with it. I know the "look" has been done countless times and I don't feel I own any look.... but heck, if it looks good and feels good, then it can't be bad right?
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I do not care how many times I see this first image, who is credited for the original technique or if you were 10 when you took it but every time I see it my heart just stops for a second as there is an essence of photography in it and the reason we all pick up a camera every day. Needless to say I wish I took it. Love it.
Andre

[witz]

I do not care how many times I see this first image, who is credited for the original technique or if you were 10 when you took it but every time I see it my heart just stops for a second as there is an essence of photography in it and the reason we all pick up a camera every day. Needless to say I wish I took it. Love it.
Andre

wow.... good memory you have.... yes, that 1st image I shot when I was just a teenager, now I'm in my 40's. Something makes me through it out there to be seen every once in a while.

Sorry it's not a recent image as the thread requires.... but it was just another example of the layering I'm hooked on lately.

We are so lucky to have discovered photography and let it take us to where we are now..... a group of people who all share the same passion. And a passion that's basic fundamentals are visual arousal and intrigue. There are many things in my life that I have given up on... many hobbies and trends, but photography has never wavered one bit. And to be honest.... If I were the last person on earth I'd still want to take pictures.

[thsinar]

nice words of a real passion!

Thierry

wow.... good memory you have.... yes, that 1st image I shot when I was just a teenager, now I'm in my 40's. Something makes me through it out there to be seen every once in a while.

Sorry it's not a recent image as the thread requires.... but it was just another example of the layering I'm hooked on lately.

We are so lucky to have discovered photography and let it take us to where we are now..... a group of people who all share the same passion. And a passion that's basic fundamentals are visual arousal and intrigue. There are many things in my life that I have given up on... many hobbies and trends, but photography has never wavered one bit. And to be honest.... If I were the last person on earth I'd still want to take pictures.