Recent Professional Works

[dustblue]

Jim:
Those are simply astonishing!!
Dustblue

Here's a couple from last week, part of my vintage car project, as well as, a Buick studio shoot (I'm responsible for the vehicles).  Jim

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[HarperPhotos]

Hello,

Shoot a few weeks ago on a TVC.
Only had two chances to get this shot as we where on a open road and the motion camera man got it in the second take .

This is the sort of work I will now be using my new Nikon D3x camera on.

Stats:

Mamiya 645 AFDII camera
Mamiya AF 28mm lens
Leaf Aptus 75
Processed CS4

Cheers

Simon

[wolfnowl]

Got milk?

Wow!

[AlexM]

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Wow, very nice!

[CBarrett]

I've been working the last few days trying to narrow down my portfolio for the new website.  I got it down to 120 then 60, now at 45.  I may be too attached to all these to whittle it down anymore... was hoping to target 30.

Here are the picks as they stand (a few of these files still in process)

Portfolio

Thanks,

-chris

[PHOTO ZARA]

I've been working the last few days trying to narrow down my portfolio for the new website.  I got it down to 120 then 60, now at 45.  I may be too attached to all these to whittle it down anymore... was hoping to target 30.

Here are the picks as they stand (a few of these files still in process)

Portfolio

Thanks,

-chris

Very nice Chris

I love the process of the image you posted

and the rest of your Portfolio, very classy work!

[AndrewDyer]

Hello,

Shoot a few weeks ago on a TVC.
Only had two chances to get this shot as we where on a open road and the motion camera man got it in the second take .

This is the sort of work I will now be using my new Nikon D3x camera on.

Stats:

Mamiya 645 AFDII camera
Mamiya AF 28mm lens
Leaf Aptus 75
Processed CS4

Cheers

Simon

Hi Simon.
Nice job getting that image.
I dont know if it is finished retouching, but you might like to tweak the halo around the top of the trees.
It looks like the Shadow/Highlight filter (or another technique to bring out the detail) has left its mark.
Nice one though.

cheers.
Andrew

[haefnerphoto]

Chris, Very nice work, personally I'd take out the B/W because there's no particular reason for it being B/W, perhaps the desert shot could go too.  Just my suggestions.  By the way, thanks for the compliments everyone on the car stuff.  I will post some more soon.  Jim

[HarperPhotos]

Hi Simon.
Nice job getting that image.
I dont know if it is finished retouching, but you might like to tweak the halo around the top of the trees.
It looks like the Shadow/Highlight filter (or another technique to bring out the detail) has left its mark.
Nice one though.

cheers.
Andrew

Hi Andrew,

Thanks for the comments, but I can't see the halo you have mentioned.

I am home on my Mac Book on a very wet Autumn day, so it could be my screen.

Regards

Simon

[haefnerphoto]

Simon, I like the shot too and after the comment concerning the halo had another look and could see a faint halo around the trees.  It's happened to me from too much camera raw voodoo.  Jim

[HarperPhotos]

Simon, I like the shot too and after the comment concerning the halo had another look and could see a faint halo around the trees.  It's happened to me from too much camera raw voodoo.  Jim

Hi Jim,

Always nice to hear from you.

I will have a look on my 30" Mac screen at the studio on Monday.

Cheers

Simon

[archivue]

sorry, wrong place !

[pixjohn]

Wow, Stupendous, super duper. That dirt really show off the beauty of the 5d! It was worth the knowledge of posting in the medium format recent professional works, thanks.

from my last architecture report... not so bad for a 5D Mark II !

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[DesW]

Hi Andrew,

Thanks for the comments, but I can't see the halo you have mentioned.

I am home on my Mac Book on a very wet Autumn day, so it could be my screen.

Regards

Simon

Yoh Simon,

Hmmmm- Yep nice advert money in the bank shot--Jim's right poss' a tad mucho Shadow Highlight--but hey nice effect!

I think I know that location/corner-isn't it out Maeratai/Whitford way?

Keep up the great work

DesW

[HarperPhotos]

Yoh Simon,

Hmmmm- Yep nice advert money in the bank shot--Jim's right poss' a tad mucho Shadow Highlight--but hey nice effect!

I think I know that location/corner-isn't it out Maeratai/Whitford way?

Keep up the great work

DesW

Hi Des,

Looked nice and warm on The Great Barrier as I watched the weather on TV tonight.

The location was Otaua Rd Aka Aka at the back of Pukekohe.

All the best

Simon

[lisa_r]

Archivue, I like that image you posted. Well done, nice tones.

(a little rude pixjohn, no?)

[gunnar1]

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

I think I just figured out why the first image strikes me: it is because it has a Vermeer/Rembrandt feeling to it. Primarily the lighting. I wouldn't profess to actually know the first thing about art history or the Old Masters for that matter; that's just the way it feels to me and I have always enjoyed the style.

[jmvdigital]

A three shot series from a Wyoming aspen tree. Shot with the P30+, Mamiya 150D, and extension tubes.

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[ThierryH]

I always like your images and style: great pictures, Justin.

Best regards,
Thierry

A three shot series from a Wyoming aspen tree. Shot with the P30+, Mamiya 150D, and extension tubes.

[lisa_r]

Hi Justin, was there a lot of post processing done?

I am seeing a fair amount of images here which look almost like illustrations and I am wondering if it's deliberate or some artifact of the processors being used, or if its something else entirely.

Thanks.