Recent or Non Recent Professional Works

[Khun_K]

shot from a recent trip to Bayanbulak, Xinjiang, north western China.
This one taken with Nikon D3, with AF-S VR 70-200/2.8G IF-ED, setting at 125mm f/8, 1/500s ISO 200.

Regards, K

[achrisproduction]

[KevinA]

I always like your pano(s).  They all look awesome mate!  

My last interesting job a week ago, if you click the link and go to the last page you can see the results plus some from earlier similar jobs
 http://web.mac.com/kevin_allen/iWeb/Site%203/Welcome.html

Kevin.

[Pelao]

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Siena Italy whilst i was there last month shooting the Palio horserace.

Regardless of where you place the lightning ( ! ), I feel this shot really captures the character and the organic feel of the place. Nice.

[chris78cpr]

Wow, there is some fantastic work being posted in this thread. It's a real motivation to see the stuff you guys are shooting! Keep it coming!

Chris

[marcs]

Edit - Fallacious statement removed.

Hello,

Took this shot as part of a 3 day shoot I am on this week on location.

Have to say my Nikon D3X is performing beautifully in the low light.

Stats:

Nikon D3X camera
Nikon AF 85mm F1.8 lens
F8.0, 15th Sec, 800ISO
Bowens flash
Processed in Adobe CS4

Regards

Simon

[marcs]

Fill in the blank with the appropriate answer:

Tiffany is about to:
A.  Kick some ass
B.  Have an emotional breakdown
C.  Reveal that she is actually a he
D.  A and C
E.  All of the above

Here is another from the same shoot as the above photo and post. Also the Mamiya 645AFDII on Kodak 160VC. This time in bright sunlight.

[SecondFocus]

That is the type of obnoxious comment one sees all over forums like Fred Miranda which is why many people no longer participate there. Would you like to explain what value your remark has to anything, does it make anything better or provide some insight?

The anonymity of the Internet often provides people with an opportunity to show their more ignorant side. In the future I suggest your efforts at cute humor be more limited to drunken moments on bar stools. It is not cute here.

Fill in the blank with the appropriate answer:

Tiffany is about to:
A.  Kick some ass
B.  Have an emotional breakdown
C.  Reveal that she is actually a he
D.  A and C
E.  All of the above

[Geoff Wittig]

shot from a recent trip to Bayanbulak, Xinjiang, north western China.
This one taken with Nikon D3, with AF-S VR 70-200/2.8G IF-ED, setting at 125mm f/8, 1/500s ISO 200.

Regards, K

Very nice. Love the sheep, the symmetry and the snow-capped mountains. Makes me wish I were there.

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

That is the type of obnoxious comment one sees all over forums like Fred Miranda which is why many people no longer participate there. Would you like to explain what value your remark has to anything, does it make anything better or provide some insight?

The anonymity of the Internet often provides people with an opportunity to show their more ignorant side. In the future I suggest your efforts at cute humor be more limited to drunken moments on bar stools. It is not cute here.

Oh, boy... aren't we touchy, huh?

... what value your remark has to anything, does it make anything better..

Hey, it made me lough and therefore made my day better...

Ok... ready now for the deluge of your high-horse, condescending, and best (worst?) of all, humor-chalenged lecturing (let me guess: what kind of a miserable looser I must be to laugh at such "cute humor" best suited for "drunken moments on bar stools")

Slobodan

P.S. It was a powerful photograph, by the way... all joking aside

[marcs]

Ian Sitren:

Perhaps you mischaracterized the nature of my motives for posing said rhetorical dilemma. Insinuating that all observer reactions should exclusively necessitate the showering of praises upon the image maker is problematic. The subjective ability of the observer to pose such hypotheticals should not to be rejected. Demanding submission of only positive affirmation contradicts Article 19 of the UDHR.

I will say that I find your use of 160VC refreshing.

Best,

MS

That is the type of obnoxious comment one sees all over forums like Fred Miranda which is why many people no longer participate there. Would you like to explain what value your remark has to anything, does it make anything better or provide some insight?

The anonymity of the Internet often provides people with an opportunity to show their more ignorant side. In the future I suggest your efforts at cute humor be more limited to drunken moments on bar stools. It is not cute here.

[Christopher Sanderson]

Please moderate your tones - or I will.

[HarperPhotos]

[quote name='marcs' date='Sep 3 2009, 04:36 AM' post='307748']
Ah, the slot machine narrative.  What a lie.

Edit:  No offense to the photographer, who made ideal use of the D3X's ISO capabilities.
Edit 2:  Please don't probe here as it is a painful topic, but I am quite qualified to comment on the philosophy of gambling.


Hello Marc,

I think you need to take a closer look at my image.

The two models in my shot are not gambling by purchasing movie tickets on a automated ticketing machine

Cheers

Simon

[marcs]

Alas, you are quite right!

...
Hello Marc,

I think you need to take a closer look at my image.

The two models in my shot are not gambling by purchasing movie tickets on a automated ticketing machine

Cheers

Simon
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[HarperPhotos]

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[Morris Taub]

Couple of images from a recent trip...

[Rob C]

Aha, a shoot for Yale, then?

Rob C

[feppe]

Couple of images from a recent trip...

You certainly made sure no one would "steal" your images.

[Morris Taub]

You certainly made sure no one would "steal" your images.

sorry, are they too small?...

[wolfnowl]

sorry, are they too small?...

Maybe you can't see it because they're your images, but everyone else gets a box with 'Content Protected by Owner' inside.

Mike.