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« Reply #3040 on: July 05, 2011, 05:10:15 pm »

Hi Bob,

Thanks for your kind words.

A new photography magazine has just gone on line this week in New Zealand and I have been fortunate to be featured in it.

http://www.f11magazine.com/site/read.html?utm_source=f11+Magazine&utm_campaign=dc574c1335-Issue_1_July_2011&utm_medium=email

Cheers

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« Reply #3041 on: July 05, 2011, 05:29:50 pm »

Congrats, Simon!

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« Reply #3042 on: July 05, 2011, 06:07:23 pm »

Cool Simon.
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« Reply #3043 on: July 06, 2011, 06:35:01 am »

Simon, thats really neat!
Frank, I was rather surprised when I saw your cemetery shots (they are very moody)! Because I also did a cemetery shoot recently, I'll post some images here, though they are quite different.
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« Reply #3044 on: July 06, 2011, 07:29:48 am »

Cool and indeed different.
Love them.
I normally would not go to a cemetery but for this session I could not think of a better location :D
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Re: Recent Professional Works
« Reply #3045 on: July 06, 2011, 01:18:26 pm »

One from our recent shoot at Doonbeg Golf & Spa Resort in County Clare...


Nice shot.
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Re: Recent Professional Works
« Reply #3046 on: July 06, 2011, 02:36:15 pm »

Nice mood! With filter, or PP?

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One from our recent shoot at Doonbeg Golf & Spa Resort in County Clare...
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Re: Recent Professional Works
« Reply #3047 on: July 06, 2011, 11:33:15 pm »

One from our recent shoot at Doonbeg Golf & Spa Resort in County Clare...



This picture isn't amazing like your other work . Perhaps its because the guy is almost centered in the picture or maybe because we can't see the same direction the model is looking? Also, the color effect isn't working very well. The sky in the background is too bright to have that kind of color, the ambient light is soft and diffused, and the clouds do not have the intense colors associated with sunset/sunrise time; hard picture nonetheless.

Why did you shoot at that particular time instead of sunset/sunrise? Sun rising/setting at the wrong spot relative to the view from the building?

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Re: Recent Professional Works
« Reply #3048 on: July 07, 2011, 07:08:18 am »

Simon, thanks for posting the link to the new magazine. I really enjoyed "flipping" through it. Nice pics with your article.

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« Reply #3049 on: July 10, 2011, 06:52:12 am »

So I guess what I'm saying is: sometimes we just have to work with what we have got - and make the most of it - plus keep in mind that this is in the west of Ireland, where it rains about 225 days a year.
Waiting for that perfect sunset here, may mean a very long wait - so this was my attempt at creating the next best thing, to the real McCoy.



225 rainy days per year that's something!

for your comfort: France, the Basque country, has the same statistics if not worse or British Columbia in the pacific coast is another cool place for water lovers.

I've been told that there is a place in Ireland wich benefits a microclimat where vegetation normally found souther can grow. Don't know where it is but I think it was on the west coast.

Please...could you send us some cold and wind here? I don't really know what's the worst to be honest. Harsh temperatures of the south or being able to sleep properlly.

I like very much the result of the filtered shot.
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« Reply #3050 on: July 10, 2011, 12:04:05 pm »

We did some work for a few different clients near the French Riviera village of St Paul de Vence last October...
.. and I have got to say, it's one of the most beautiful places I've ever been to.


I can see why! Very nice.
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« Reply #3051 on: July 10, 2011, 12:47:17 pm »

We did some work for a few different clients near the French Riviera village of St Paul de Vence last October...

.. and I have got to say, it's one of the most beautiful places I've ever been to.
You can read about it all here on my blog: France 2010.

Some of the images from the above shoot appeared in last month's issue of Period Living magazine...

.. pages 74 to 80 - which brought back some great memories and reminded me of why I really love doing this type of work.



Very nice!

Yes, it's a gorgeous place. Nothing to do with the oscur depressing Basque country.
I've been living near here in my lastest year of fine arts before going to Paris and I agree. Life quality is impressive, climat is great and all the senses are feeded.
That's why all the show business in France has a house in this area. Not stupids...
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« Reply #3052 on: July 10, 2011, 01:03:16 pm »

Small world.

The shot with the cat was in a writer's pad - can't remember whose; the other one was a fountain in a small square with a restaurant where we had lunch. Yep, lovely but very expensive (thank the stars, as Fred mentions); nope, we didn't grace la Colombe d'Or. Now I wish we had.

Shot for Tennent's Lager calendar.

Wish I lived there instead of on this island, but never made enough to do that...

;-(

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« Reply #3053 on: July 10, 2011, 03:17:29 pm »

Small world.

The shot with the cat was in a writer's pad - can't remember whose; the other one was a fountain in a small square with a restaurant where we had lunch. Yep, lovely but very expensive (thank the stars, as Fred mentions); nope, we didn't grace la Colombe d'Or. Now I wish we had.

Shot for Tennent's Lager calendar.

Wish I lived there instead of on this island, but never made enough to do that...

;-(

Rob C
La Colombe d'Or...arrrgggg....did you see the hotel's swimming pool? One of the best italian style pool I've ever seen. And doing a shooting there with beautifull model might be heaven. At 10 the breeze starts and you end lazzzzy with the cup on the pool's terrasse while the assistants are packing the gear.
I was too young...
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Re: Recent Professional Works
« Reply #3054 on: July 10, 2011, 04:49:17 pm »

Yelhsa –

It must have been either the ’81 or the ’83 calendar. I did them as so:

1980 – Mallorca;   1981 – Rhodes or Provence;   ’82 – USA;   ’83 – Rhodes or Provence;   ’84 – Costa Smeralda, Sardinia;   ’85 – World Tour.


During the Provence one, I went to see the PR chap for the Carlton in Cannes and he wouldn’t okay shooting in the grounds because beer was a bit infra dig, but had it been Martini it would have been fine. I understood his point of view perfectly and didn’t take offence, but fortunately I’d arranged with the Riva agents in Palma to get hold of a Riva Superamerica in Cannes, so we held it right in front of the Carlton and got a better shot, anyway, with the symbolic hotel breasts clearly on show. I think the Negresco in Nice boasts a similar pair, but can’t remember too well now.

I’d also checked out an estate agent on the Croisette and he wanted five hundred quid for a half-day for a villa… for photography, not for wrecking the joint! Back then, that was quite a lot of money.

Sometimes I ask myself why I took up photography, then, when I get to think back I understand: how else to have fun, live well beyond your means and get paid for it?

"La Colombe d'Or...arrrgggg....did you see the hotel's swimming pool? One of the best italian style pool I've ever seen. And doing a shooting there with beautifull model might be heaven. At 10 the breeze starts and you end lazzzzy with the cup on the pool's terrasse while the assistants are packing the gear.
I was too young..."

Fred - you might have been too young, but I was too busy earning my keep and packing my own equipment!

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« Reply #3055 on: July 10, 2011, 05:48:11 pm »

Rob, I was indeed too young, but now that I'm older, I'm on the ones who pack the equipment while...no lazy pool involved. Something's wrong I have to correct. At least when you pack your own equipment you could decide when according to the circunstances.

Ps: do you really want to kill me with the Riva boat? yes you do!

Ps 2: the last time I went to swim there I think it was in 89 and beleive me, there was an enormous sewer pipe that was ventilating a wired brown-greenish liquid...
I realised that the glamour ends sometimes in a question of meters.


Yelhsa, very good post prod.
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Re: Recent Professional Works
« Reply #3056 on: July 10, 2011, 06:09:29 pm »

.. which again was taken in the middle of the day, as seen here... rather than at 9pm - when the sun would have possibly set...

Hehe... whatever happened to the truth in advertising?  ;) :) Come to sunny Ireland (but bring your winter jackets)! :D

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« Reply #3057 on: July 11, 2011, 02:29:05 pm »



We have had one of the worst summers I can remember this year



What happened this summer to be worse than usual?
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« Reply #3058 on: July 11, 2011, 09:03:32 pm »

We did some work for a few different clients near the French Riviera village of St Paul de Vence last October...

.. and I have got to say, it's one of the most beautiful places I've ever been to.
You can read about it all here on my blog: France 2010.

Some of the images from the above shoot appeared in last month's issue of Period Living magazine...

.. pages 74 to 80 - which brought back some great memories and reminded me of why I really love doing this type of work.


I'm not a professional so please excuse me if my questions seem lame.  The picture in the magazine cropped out the planter and part of the top and right side and created a generally different shot then your original.  How does the editor decide how to change your picture?  Do you know what was in their thinking for this shot?  How much leeway to change pictures do editors have?  Do editors Photoshop the original image and to what extent are they allowed?  Does this change from photographer to photographer and from client to client?  Thanks. Alan

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Re: Recent Professional Works
« Reply #3059 on: July 12, 2011, 06:37:37 pm »

My Aptus II 12 hasn't arrived yet but my local dealer kindly loaned me a Phase One 645DF with Leaf Aptus II 12 back today. It was a great chance to test the Leaf skin tones that people keep talking about, and the C1 workflow.



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