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GAF Photography Q4 - 2012
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I have a question and I think this doesn't deserve its own thread, this photo is not mine and the person that took it says that its not edited, my head hurts now because I can't imagine how this photo could be made, I know the model didn't just jump because she couldn't be in that position and her hair would not be like that, Can anyone help me? I feel like I am obsessed now.
I have a question and I think this doesn't deserve its own thread, this photo is not mine and the person that took it says that its not edited, my head hurts now because I can't imagine how this photo could be made, I know the model didn't just jump because she couldn't be in that position and her hair would not be like that, Can anyone help me? I feel like I am obsessed now.
Images like this are usually done by taking a pic of the background first, adding a model and having the model stand/sit on something, then merging the pics and deleting the support object.
Yeah, it looks that is a photomontage but he swears that is not, he took it in just one shoot and its not edited =S
Sounds interesting, could you point me to a "how to" video or tutorial???
Sounds interesting, could you point me to a "how to" video or tutorial???
Very much NSFW (restricted flickr)
(Nsfw): http://www.flickr.com/photos/jaestelle/8181043117/
(Nsfw): http://www.flickr.com/photos/jaestelle/8107484136/
(Nsfw): http://www.flickr.com/photos/jaestelle/8181043117/
(Nsfw): http://www.flickr.com/photos/jaestelle/8107484136/
plasmapenguin
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Usually lurks around in this thread so here is a contribution, all taken in Warsaw.
I just discovered that I really like the concept of putting two pictures next two each other, do you guys know of any photographers who specialized in this or just some good examples of it? Would be nice to see how pros do it.
Cosmic Bus
pristine morning snow
I just discovered that I really like the concept of putting two pictures next two each other, do you guys know of any photographers who specialized in this or just some good examples of it? Would be nice to see how pros do it.
I think you just showed us. Talk about perfectly timed shots.
I have a question and I think this doesn't deserve its own thread, this photo is not mine and the person that took it says that its not edited, my head hurts now because I can't imagine how this photo could be made, I know the model didn't just jump because she couldn't be in that position and her hair would not be like that, Can anyone help me? I feel like I am obsessed now.
I expect she's sitting on something that's attached to the tree in the background and hidden by her body. Her obscured right arm also suggests she's balancing herself on something that runs into the background.
The light here is wonderful
So soft
Are you using a box diffuser or a bounce?
And what lens are you using? 24 prime? 35 prime?
thanks
CDRacingZX6R
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David Hilliard is one of the best I've seen at it, some examples of his work are:
I'd recommend checking his website to see more examples. His work is fantastic.
http://www.davidhilliard.com/index.html
CDRacingZX6R
Member
Some photos from more recent trips.
I really like your photography. Your pics are all so interesting to me.
A few pics from a recent trip around Argentina and Chile. Some of the most amazing scenery I have ever seen.
Those are my first time playing with something completely top lit. It's a 60 inch octabox on a boom directly above the model. Just the one light. Lens is Canon 24-105 f/4. I don't own any primes.
Great shots guess! Any ways another car show. My next shoot is at Circuit of the Americas F1 Grand Prix.
DSC02194-Edit by bitmipsyndicate, on Flickr
DSC02229-Edit-Edit by bitmipsyndicate, on Flickr
DSC02198-Edit by bitmipsyndicate, on Flickr
DSC02185-Edit by bitmipsyndicate, on Flickr
DSC02194-Edit by bitmipsyndicate, on Flickr
DSC02229-Edit-Edit by bitmipsyndicate, on Flickr
DSC02198-Edit by bitmipsyndicate, on Flickr
DSC02185-Edit by bitmipsyndicate, on Flickr
Well, it looks excellent.
And that lens looks super sharp. Maybe it's just the resizing. That was my first lens with the 5DII and I wasn't pleased with it, but that was back when I lacked experience.
Awesome work and interesting subject matter.
Great framing and lighting. Really impressed.
Again, I'm interested in the gear used if you want to share. Those wide shots look tack sharp across the board.
I'll share a recent wedding I did.
I'd consider myself a budget wedding photographer. Haven't charged more than $1800 for full service. Clients get the rights to all of their photos.
2: http://i.imgur.com/6bi25.gif
3: http://i.imgur.com/Xm93J.gif
I'd consider myself a budget wedding photographer. Haven't charged more than $1800 for full service. Clients get the rights to all of their photos.
2: http://i.imgur.com/6bi25.gif
3: http://i.imgur.com/Xm93J.gif
Some photos from more recent trips.
Amazing lighting on all. Love the composition of this one in particular. Where was this taken?
After giving it a lot of thought (and because my friend won't reveal his secret) I think this is how he did it because if you look at her arm it seems that she is trying to keep balance on whatever she is sitting on maybe aided by her occult hand. But he will never tell me if I guessed right lol
I've always found mine to be super sharp. I use the 5DII now, and used to use it with the 60D. I generally prefer my 70-200 2.8 II now, but I still use the 24-105 in tighter locations.
So I have to know...
Was this just expert post processing or some kind of subtle HDR?
The final effect looks flawless.
Well exposed sky and plenty of indoor light.
Just like the human eye would see it.
You use it like a pro.
I just rented the new 24-70 and it blew my mind.
Wide open at 2.8 and it was still sharp across the board.
And yeah, the 70-200 2.8 is my favorite.
This is handheld f2.8 at 24mm in terrible light
Represent.
Represent(ative) of bad opinions
Thanks for the silhouette feedback yall. Another one
The Zeigarnik Effect by Black_Tux, on Flickr
Wish i remembered the duck tape <_<
The Zeigarnik Effect by Black_Tux, on Flickr
Wish i remembered the duck tape <_<
Nexus Zero
Member
Love the wide angles by guess. Really epic feeling! What lens were you using for that?
A couple new uploads:
Someone's pants hanging outside their house in Kerala, India
Some aliens I found in a headshop in Kiev
A couple new uploads:
Someone's pants hanging outside their house in Kerala, India
Some aliens I found in a headshop in Kiev
Nexus Zero
Member
Some more from Chernobyl
Paris Street
Paris Sky
There's some really great work in this thread... wow.
Two photos from my latest trip to Paris. I'm still beginning so please, criticise away, I need the comments!
From the studio today, very much nsfw:
nsfw: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jaestelle/8195402082/
nsfw: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jaestelle/8194310103/
nsfw: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jaestelle/8195402082/
nsfw: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jaestelle/8194310103/
Guess: those chile and Argentina shots are awesome
Mahzkrieg: nice! how many weddings have you done? How did yo go about doing your first one?
From me just thought I'd copy/paste over my iphone 5 product style shots from the iPhone thead:
Those shot look great, man. Beautiful even lighting.
And thanks!
I've done 20-25 weddings over 4 years.
This year was the biggest year for me.
A friend hired me for my first wedding and I used those photos to promote myself at a low price. My first few were smaller ceremonies and it just grew from there.
CrudeDiatribe
Member
The background out of focus? A large aperture telephoto lens shot wide open at a subject that is relatively close.
BlueTsunami
there is joy in sucking dick
Stuff from this morning...
Shoot Film! Or slightly lower the black levels via a tone curve tool. It'll open up the blacks to give you that loook.
Shoot Film! Or slightly lower the black levels via a tone curve tool. It'll open up the blacks to give you that loook.
Desaturate a little, lower the black levels and birgthen the highlights a little maybe.
Wow, was that taken with the 18-55 kit lens?
JLateralus
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