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Rob C

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« Reply #1220 on: August 02, 2009, 03:55:16 am »

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Rob,

Persian Cafe is no more, unfortunately. Eros is still more or less the same, while Metro has become a multiplex. Thankfully, the structure itself remains unchanged.

India is a complex country, and we have leaders who think that changing names is a substitute for solving problems. Though the official name is Mumbai now, in daily usage Bombay was always (and is) Mumbai in Marathi and Gujarati, and remains Bombay (or its variations) in other languages. Calcutta was Kolkata only to Bengalis, and frankly, most of us don't really know how or why Madras became Chennai.

Kumar




Thanks or your response, Kumar; it is very nice to be able to find out how things are today and compare them with old memories; sometimes it can be disappointing, but information is good to have.

Best wishes

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« Reply #1221 on: August 02, 2009, 09:54:53 am »

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Hi Kumar,


Your website is seriously messed up when viewing in Firefox. The images are really small and the gallery navigation is all bunched up. In Safari it looks good.

Some really nice images.


Hi Aaron,

I fixed the problem with the small images in Firefox. Strict CSS was the answer. But I think I introduced a problem with smaller screens cutting off the 'next' arrow under the thumbnails. I'll get that done asap. Thanks again for the heads up.

Kumar
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« Reply #1222 on: August 03, 2009, 03:21:45 am »

A few from last saturday.

RZ67ProII with 180mm and 110mm Leaf Aptus22 digital back.
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« Reply #1223 on: August 03, 2009, 10:20:29 am »

A couple of images from a day spent at Cranworx Colorado for the slopestyle event. All shot with Mamiya/P30+ and Mamiya 150D lens.











If you're into this sorta thing, I have a lot more images from that day on my blog: http://www.dailies.jmvdigital.com/2009/08/03/crankworx/
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« Reply #1224 on: August 03, 2009, 11:50:33 am »

80mm f2 Xenotar with 1.4x Longar, Sinar e54LV

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« Reply #1225 on: August 03, 2009, 12:05:21 pm »

Not bad, indeed, Graham...

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« Reply #1226 on: August 03, 2009, 12:35:03 pm »

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!

This is suppose to be the SUPER SECRET stuff he has been working on that he didn't want copied.  PPPPLLLEEEEAAASSSEEEEE.  It's average photography with simple light then silo into something else.  What is so original and new about that?

Alexi Hay was doing it ten years ago.  But with out the silo, tenting the subject outside.

Just goes to show you...  This guys landscape stuff was nicer than this greeting card photography.

What a joke!  


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A soon to be finished project I have been working on. The origianl color was or is Prophoto RGB and for some reason it loses a lot when converted by PS to web..

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« Reply #1227 on: August 03, 2009, 12:43:45 pm »

JMZ & FOTO-Z

Both very different, but yet equally as awesome!

JMZ, great feel, color, composition, etc.....

Foto Z.  Awesome processing, nice simple light and great character out of your subject.  This I would say is in true honor of say an "Avedon" portrait.  Getting a great look out of your subject matter.  Not silo something and put on something else.  Avedon, never did anything like that.  Not even Knight or LaChapel did this wonky stuff.

Again, awesome work!  Keep it coming!


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« Reply #1228 on: August 03, 2009, 01:26:00 pm »

Hey Mr President, as Marilyn might have said: perhaps someone other than Snook needs to be quarantined.

I just detest the web-braves; face-to-face would probably reveal the meekness of the lambs. Being somewhat of a lamb but not a sheep - in the sense of lemmings and cliffs - I tend to avoid aggression where possible; it usually has a whiff of the fake about it.

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« Reply #1229 on: August 03, 2009, 01:51:39 pm »

H3DII-39 + 150mm
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« Reply #1230 on: August 03, 2009, 03:19:24 pm »

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H3DII-39 + 150mm

They're all good, but I love the contrast with the red in the first one.

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« Reply #1231 on: August 03, 2009, 05:31:17 pm »

Rob,

I am not calling people names and filling this site with slagging comments.

I simply don't think this guys work is all that for the amount of crap that he talks and the way he insults people.  He thinks he's the next coming of Christ.  My comment was simply that.  There is no sheep or lamb here and far from it.

I avoid aggression as well where possible and am quite respectful.  But this guys is constantly ripping on Frank and others here and slagging off his arch enemy Richard.  Frank's work is what it is.  He is shooting and making a living at it teaching people that want to learn, more than we can say for most people.  Him ripping Frank on these boards could effect his livelyhood on his deals with Elinchrome and people that may want to take his class and that is simply not cool.

I would like to see this guy in a major market like Chicago, NY or LA.  He wouldn't make it.  Just the simple hard facts.

That is all I am going to write about this, no reply needed.  Just my opinions and you know what they say about opinions.  Everybodies got one, just like an @$$µ0¬∑.

Jonah T

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Hey Mr President, as Marilyn might have said: perhaps someone other than Snook needs to be quarantined.

I just detest the web-braves; face-to-face would probably reveal the meekness of the lambs. Being somewhat of a lamb but not a sheep - in the sense of lemmings and cliffs - I tend to avoid aggression where possible; it usually has a whiff of the fake about it.

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« Reply #1232 on: August 03, 2009, 05:32:18 pm »

Kumar, if you are still on this thread, do you know Farrokh Chothia?

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« Reply #1233 on: August 03, 2009, 06:20:03 pm »

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Kumar, if you are still on this thread, do you know Farrokh Chothia?

Rob C

I met him once at a pro gathering some years ago. Great work. Architecture and advertising are very different worlds!

Kumar
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« Reply #1234 on: August 04, 2009, 01:41:34 am »

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Kumar, if you are still on this thread, do you know Farrokh Chothia?

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hi Rob,


Farrokh Chothia is among the well known photographer in India. i have visited his website many times.

www.farrokhchothia.com
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« Reply #1235 on: August 04, 2009, 02:45:06 am »

@Johan,
I decided to stay silent on this subject but I decided not to.

It's true that Snook has a very bad streak or humor as he calls it, something that is the opposite of how I work and think.
I've been sitting behind my screen with question marks often when I read his responses here or on other fora.
This serie puzzles me, he claims on several fora that the DH look is passe and that everyone doing it should do something unique, but here I see A LOT of DH influences in the post processing.
And I see a lot of other influences.

HOWEVER I find that every photographer is free to be inspired and use what ever they want to create art.
Somehow however I think that Snook is looking at the world with very big Snook glasses.

My coorperations with Leaf and Elinchrom will not be in danger by what Snook posts, they are based on mutual respect and simply on performance from my side.
And to be honest although I really hate it when I'm getting flamed again and again however I know that what I do is successful, the workshops are taught worldwide and we have students coming in from all over, the DVDs sell very well  so I can only conclude one thing, somehow I'm not a good friend of Snook and to be honest I tried a lot of times to try to overcome this by giving responses to his questions in a normal matter, but over time I'm more and more just ignoring him, and I think a lot of people will do that.

A student in LA once told me he knew he great photographer but he didn't have any work because he was an ass, he also knew someone who was shooting all the stars but did mediocre work but was a blast to work with and a real people person.
Maybe he should think about that........
People love people that are open and nice, people hate people that are not.

And if you want to get work it's better to just play nice or really be nice

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« Reply #1236 on: August 04, 2009, 04:03:26 am »

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hi Rob,


Farrokh Chothia is among the well known photographer in India. i have visited his website many times.

www.farrokhchothia.com




Yes, I know, that´s why I asked Kumar the question.

But thanks, anyhow, somebody else may pick up on the site from your post.

Rob C

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« Reply #1237 on: August 04, 2009, 10:08:27 am »

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80mm f2 Xenotar with 1.4x Longar, Sinar e54LV


Cool shot.
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« Reply #1238 on: August 05, 2009, 12:32:14 am »

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A few from last saturday.

RZ67ProII with 180mm and 110mm Leaf Aptus22 digital back.


Ahh, finally some real quality!  Each of these are very well done!  The first is a slam, the second is strong, and the third...a great pose....Would love to see how its translucence and opaques hold in BW.  clean images like these are always a pleasure to look at.
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« Reply #1239 on: August 05, 2009, 12:38:32 am »

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80mm f2 Xenotar with 1.4x Longar, Sinar e54LV



I think I have seen this "hand to mouth" pose 1 or 2 times('78 to late 80's).  It works here.  I like the overall feel of the image. Not sure if its the model or what?  But I don't see her as a "jewel dazzler"  maybe thats what is keeping me from saying "Very Nice"!  or the feel of an in between frame?  She has such a peaceful look, a subtle beauty...Seeing her having that many flashy rings contrasts her "reality".  I do like the head tilt and how her arms frame.
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