Recent Professional Works

[dergiman]

graham, this image is awesome, love it.

[Graham Mitchell]

Thanks for all the kind words! I just updated it and I *think* I'm done with it now

[AndrewDyer]

Thanks for all the kind words! I just updated it and I *think* I'm done with it now

Nice one Graham... the headlight is much better.
Great image.

[Snook]

Very nice!

What is he dropping? Cannot tell whether it is money are Cards for playing?
Would be a little stronger if you could tell what it was..Coke,Money, cards?
Snook

By the way Graham nice shot, I just could really see what it was as the whites are pretty blown no pun intended...:+}

Also not sure if you noticed but there is a blob bewteen the light pole and building about 3/4 up. Is that alos a baggie that is out of the light out something else.

Sorry but with compositing I am always looking with a fine tooth comb for errors.
Nice image in any case..:+}
Snook

[Graham Mitchell]

What is he dropping? Cannot tell whether it is money are Cards for playing?
Would be a little stronger if you could tell what it was..Coke,Money, cards?
Snook

It is hard to see details on a small web jpeg but they are plastic packets containing white powder.

[Mitchell Baum]

Bummer Dude!

The white powder was clear to me.

I really like the diagonal made by the bright lights, and the building and electrical pole backgrounds.

This works on a lot of levels.

Mitchell

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Great photo. And the cop is after him for littering!   

[Graham Mitchell]

Also not sure if you noticed but there is a blob bewteen the light pole and building about 3/4 up. Is that alos a baggie that is out of the light out something else.

Sorry but with compositing I am always looking with a fine tooth comb for errors.
Nice image in any case..:+}
Snook

No problem. That is actually a security camera, although at this tiny size I guess it is hard to make out. The full resolution looks very different

[PHOTO ZARA]

No problem. That is actually a security camera, although at this tiny size I guess it is hard to make out. The full resolution looks very different

Very nice work Graham

can you imagine how much it would cost to turn this chase in to a 20 seconds of video with of course the same look processing.

how many MFDBs

[ThierryH]

one single RED camera, we have been told many times.

 

Best regards,
Thierry

can you imagine how much it would cost to turn this chase in to a 20 seconds of video with of course the same look processing.

how many MFDBs

[Dustbak]

A bit of location scouting in my direct vicinity:

[PHOTO ZARA]

one single RED camera, we have been told many times.

 

Best regards,
Thierry

   

perhaps

sure we've been told many times

but lets see some footage of the sam feel

maybe not without cgi

[ddk]

penance #1

[ddk]

penance #2

[haefnerphoto]

David, Those are cool portraits!  Don't think I've seen something quite like them before.  Jim

[ddk]

David, Those are cool portraits!  Don't think I've seen something quite like them before.  Jim

Thank you Jim, it means a lot coming from you!

[jmvdigital]

I like these two portraits, as well. Nice concept! Personally, I like the composition of the first one best. The bottom one is neat too, but the lighting puts too much emphasis on her large and out of focus nose. Just my $0.02.

-J

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penance #2

[ddk]

Thanks for looking and taking the time to comment Justin, I see your point regarding the nose, specially if one's monitor is calibrated brighter than mine.

[Frank Doorhof]

Keeping the thread on top, a few from today

Mamiya 645AFD/III with the 105-210 and Leaf Aptus digital back

[jmvdigital]

Thanks for looking and taking the time to comment Justin, I see your point regarding the nose, specially if one's monitor is calibrated brighter than mine.

I don't think it's too bright, in the absolute sense, it just feels too bright in relation to the surrounding areas. Just makes the nose stand out a bit more than desirable for me.

-J