Topic: Recent Professional Works (Read 1782392 times)

Streetwise · « **Reply #460 on:** January 27, 2009, 10:47:45 pm »

Here's a couple of raw shots from a few weeks ago. They're from a series of shots of the new library at West Point Military Academy.

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miketelemark · « **Reply #461 on:** January 27, 2009, 10:48:01 pm »

Fantastic work in this thread. Great idea for a post! A couple from my recent travels.

-Mike
www.MichaelAndersonGallery.com

Easton · « **Reply #462 on:** January 27, 2009, 11:06:04 pm »

mjrichardson · « **Reply #463 on:** January 28, 2009, 12:16:14 am »

Beautiful shots Mike, love the atmosphere! Would you mind sharing what equipment you used? I have always found it fascinating the way they use the Cormorants to catch the fish, my next trip for sure!

Thanks for sharing.

Mat.

thsinar · « **Reply #464 on:** January 28, 2009, 12:29:25 am »

I second that: wonderful images.
I would be interested in the atmosphere/light: how was it done?

Thanks,
Thierry

Quote from: mjrichardson

Beautiful shots Mike, love the atmosphere! Would you mind sharing what equipment you used? I have always found it fascinating the way they use the Cormorants to catch the fish, my next trip for sure!

Thanks for sharing.

Mat.

miketelemark · « **Reply #465 on:** January 28, 2009, 12:59:53 am »

Quote from: thsinar

I second that: wonderful images.
I would be interested in the atmosphere/light: how was it done?

Thanks,
Thierry

Thanks you guys! I shoot with a Hasselblad H2D, and the lighting is natural in the photo of Angel Falls. I made manual adjustments to white balance and min B/D in the clouds. I used a grad over the sky. This is Canaima National Park in Venezuela, one of the most unique and dramatic landscapes in the world. I have such great memories of that trip! The shot of the fisherman benefited from a fill flash to preserve detail in the black feathers and the fisherman's face. I also dodged them a lttle in PP. The sky was really that color- the best sunset of a month long trip. The area is know for it's hazy skies and I got lucky with a brilliant sunset and a somewhat smoky sky. I used a 2 stop split graduated neutral density grad in this shot too.

-Mike

thsinar · « **Reply #466 on:** January 28, 2009, 01:20:42 am »

Thanks Mike, for these interesting details.

Thierry

Quote from: miketelemark

Thanks you guys! I shoot with a Hasselblad H2D, and the lighting is natural in the photo of Angel Falls. I made manual adjustments to white balance and min B/D in the clouds. I used a grad over the sky. This is Canaima National Park in Venezuela, one of the most unique and dramatic landscapes in the world. I have such great memories of that trip! The shot of the fisherman benefited from a fill flash to preserve detail in the black feathers and the fisherman's face. I also dodged them a lttle in PP. The sky was really that color- the best sunset of a month long trip. The area is know for it's hazy skies and I got lucky with a brilliant sunset and a somewhat smoky sky. I used a 2 stop split graduated neutral density grad in this shot too.

-Mike

elitegroup · « **Reply #467 on:** January 28, 2009, 03:22:43 am »

Quote from: miketelemark

Thanks you guys! I shoot with a Hasselblad H2D, and the lighting is natural in the photo of Angel Falls. I made manual adjustments to white balance and min B/D in the clouds. I used a grad over the sky. This is Canaima National Park in Venezuela, one of the most unique and dramatic landscapes in the world. I have such great memories of that trip! The shot of the fisherman benefited from a fill flash to preserve detail in the black feathers and the fisherman's face. I also dodged them a lttle in PP. The sky was really that color- the best sunset of a month long trip. The area is know for it's hazy skies and I got lucky with a brilliant sunset and a somewhat smoky sky. I used a 2 stop split graduated neutral density grad in this shot too.

-Mike

Fantastic work Mike

Snook · « **Reply #468 on:** January 28, 2009, 05:25:40 pm »

Got to go back to the old car graveyard again..:+}

Got to do 2 sessions there and was told I can go there when ever I want..:+}
The people were more than friendly.

Snook
Just a few
AFDII P30 and the 80 mm 1.9 either wide open or at 2.0

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Don Libby · « **Reply #469 on:** January 28, 2009, 06:18:58 pm »

Haven’t posted here much lately but wanted to add this image. I’m currently in Crescent City photographing the redwoods, decided to do some coastal shots.

Phase One AFD, P45+ and 28mm lens

don

Steve Hendrix · « **Reply #470 on:** January 28, 2009, 06:21:35 pm »

Quote from: Iron Creek

Haven’t posted here much lately but wanted to add this image. I’m currently in Crescent City photographing the redwoods, decided to do some coastal shots.

Phase One AFD, P45+ and 28mm lens

don

That's very nice Don. I'm assuming you were perched on a rock like one of those I see?

Steve Hendrix
Phase One

Snook · « **Reply #471 on:** January 28, 2009, 07:38:51 pm »

Some architecture shots I was trying with the 80mm 1.9 wide open.
Thought I would get more CA but nothing on these shots.
Straight out of C-1 4.6
Snook
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thsinar · « **Reply #472 on:** January 28, 2009, 07:43:33 pm »

Some very nice images, Eric.

Thierry

Quote from: Snook

Got to go back to the old car graveyard again..:+}

Carsten W · « **Reply #473 on:** January 29, 2009, 05:01:56 am »

Quote from: Snook

Got to go back to the old car graveyard again..:+}

Got to do 2 sessions there and was told I can go there when ever I want..:+}
The people were more than friendly.

I really love that second-last shot of the steering wheel, Snook.

Snook · « **Reply #474 on:** January 29, 2009, 09:03:34 am »

Thank you guys..
trying to throw up a website to show you all as I shot around 400 images and like most all of them believe it or not..:+]
Thanks for the comments.
It is a shooters paradise there.. specially if you like old cars, low light and fast lens...:+}
Snook
I had to be careful b/c some of the cars had not even been opened up in 10-20 yearsand had bees nest bird doodoo and all kinds of creatures in and around the cars.
Here where I live there is a disease called hanta and it is usually in dark non ventilated areas like where I was...
Actually a friend of mines brother died from it and he was only 18 years old.

Will try to post some more and or the website..

Snook

michele · « **Reply #475 on:** January 29, 2009, 02:45:37 pm »

PhaseOne P45+ 80mmD and 120mmD on PhaseOne camera... Profoto 7a 1200w
What do you guys think?

feppe · « **Reply #476 on:** January 29, 2009, 03:47:48 pm »

Quote from: michele

PhaseOne P45+ 80mmD and 120mmD on PhaseOne camera... Profoto 7a 1200w
What do you guys think?

That's brilliant! Great execution as well.

Toto · « **Reply #477 on:** January 29, 2009, 04:28:17 pm »

Very nice

Here is Palm Beach, Florida

H3D2 31 28mm

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Anthony R · « **Reply #478 on:** January 29, 2009, 05:26:09 pm »

Quote from: michele

PhaseOne P45+ 80mmD and 120mmD on PhaseOne camera... Profoto 7a 1200w
What do you guys think?

Well done. I don't think you need all the white space around the image though. Maybe crop in?

Snook · « **Reply #479 on:** January 29, 2009, 07:02:45 pm »

Some more from the "Lost Cars"
:+}

Maybe Haefpner will help me get all te names of these cars... Hum... Maybe another trip.....

Snook
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