Recent Professional Works

[Don Libby]

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


Steve Hendrix
Phase One

Thanks Steve, actually I was standing in about 6" of water!

don

[Don Libby]

Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park - Cambo RS1000, 35mm lens and P45+

don

[michele]

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

Thanks to all!!!
Yes, you are right, too much white around, I'll crop, I was thinking about the needs of the art director...
My best

[Mitchell Baum]

Don,

That's a real beauty. Did you do anything special with the exposure  to handle the DR?

Best,

Mitchell

[Snook]

Recent Cover for a international magazine..

Snook
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[haefnerphoto]

Some very nice work being shown lately!  Snook, I wish those cars were a little closer to home, what great subjects!  Here's a couple of the shots I did last week.  Jim


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[Easton]

Some very nice work being shown lately!  Snook, I wish those cars were a little closer to home, what great subjects!  Here's a couple of the shots I did last week.  Jim


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Looking great, I (of course) especially love the second one! What camera system do you use Jim?

Love all these recent new images everyone.

[haefnerphoto]

Easton, I use the Mamiya 645 and P45 back.  I've always used Mamiya starting with the RB67.  The P45 works great for me also (they might be a good buy used).  By the way, I was contacted last week by a creative director here in the US that was desperate to buy an image from me although he originally thought you were the photographer.  Apparently, your name is getting around!  Jim

[Easton]

Easton, I use the Mamiya 645 and P45 back.  I've always used Mamiya starting with the RB67.  The P45 works great for me also (they might be a good buy used).  By the way, I was contacted last week by a creative director here in the US that was desperate to buy an image from me although he originally thought you were the photographer.  Apparently, your name is getting around!  Jim

The P45 is still a little unaffordable for me at the moment, though i've been given a great price on an ex-demo Aptus 65 which i'm extremely close to deciding to purchase this week. I didn't know you used a P1.

Yes i'm starting to realize how small the world is when familiar names start popping around! The world must have shrunk even more when internet forums kicked in.

[jjj]

Some particularly stunning work over the the last page or so.
Nice work peeps.

[Justinr]

The Mamiya ZD back is not the class leader as we know but when it gets things right it's not that bad-

Stone wall

This is fairly grey/blue wall taken on a dull day and yet with minimal tweaking it really found the colour.

Justin.

[bernardo68]

though i have h3d for commercial,
these shots in of parkour in marrakech marokko are made with 2 pretty 20 year old mamiyas 6,
so i think equipment does not always matter

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[michele]

bernardo beautiful shots! I think equipment does matter, but just as long as it allows you to take the photographs you want...
This is a composite of something about 12 shots, unfortunately this place doesn't exist in reality   P45+ and Mamiya 35mm postproduced in Ps Cs3
My best

[Justinr]

though i have h3d for commercial,
these shots in of parkour in marrakech marokko are made with 2 pretty 20 year old mamiyas 6,
so i think equipment does not always matter

bernhardhuber.com

Certainly doesn't-



Taken on a 70 year old 6X7 Agfa  last month (the film was 2yrs out of date as well).

Justin.

[Don Libby]

Don,

That's a real beauty. Did you do anything special with the exposure  to handle the DR?

Best,

Mitchell

Hi Mitchell

Nothing special so far on this shot other than almost falling down the hill I was on.  I opened first in C1 then over to CS4 for some minor post.  I’ll really work on it when I get it back in the studio and better computers and monitors.

Thank you for the complement

don

[haefnerphoto]

Easton, What's a P1?  Jim

[ctz]

Easton, What's a P1?  Jim

i presume a P1 is a phase one.
for the record, i use a P1 on a P2.

(a P45+ on a Sinar P2)

...hm, nice...

[Easton]

Sorry! Yes thats what I meant - Phase One

I've noticed that the best car shooters often use Phase Ones....

Car images in the high end which still possess unstripped EXIF data usually reveal a Phase One back of some sort.

Nigel Harniman also uses P45+

Rene Staud uses Leaf but he rarely does rig shots and it's mostly studio work.

A working assistant I know who assists some of the best car shooters in London also mentioned that in his experience - all the high end car shooters he's come across use Phase One's.

Hmm - so if I bought a Phase One back would I also become a successful high end car shooter?

..If only it were that easy!

[haefnerphoto]

How could I not have known that!  Phase One, yes, here in Detroit the majority of car guys use them.  Mostly P45's or P45+'s, not sure if anyone's splurged on the P65 yet.  Here's the balance of the 68 Camaro show car.  Keith, that's a very interesting image, what is it?  Jim
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[Terence h]

How could I not have known that!  Phase One, yes, here in Detroit the majority of car guys use them.  Mostly P45's or P45+'s, not sure if anyone's splurged on the P65 yet.  Here's the balance of the 68 Camaro show car.  Keith, that's a very interesting image, what is it?  Jim
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Jim you really are a master vehicle photographer.

Regards
Terence