damn!!

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and to add:

everyone here has a good eye, good taste, etc., and i was about to post how much i like some of them, but the thing with this one is that besides talent it shows really good technique-- how that was lit

Well, thanks, sir! I haven't posted anything in a while in this thread, I might put some more soon-ish.

A little "backstory" on that shot: I took that pic in the very first room of the Arsenale exhibition at this year's venice Biennale. I was pretty lucky to be there right when those awesome looking guys in uniforms were visiting the same room. I really like how it turned out, because I had to act FAST before they moved or noticed a creepy guy taking pics behind them...heh.

that's incredible. it looks like you had them posing for you.

yeah. kittens.

Adorable!

Let me jump on the bandwagon:

 

 

not sure these are "new" here (from summer 2014 vacations..) p.s. so this thread got kinda stuck, eh?

 

Kind of. Didn't want to post pictures just by myself. So, glad to have you back. Also: These are quite beautiful. You have a firm grasp of depth and composition.

 

 

 

Thanks Antagon. I really enjoy your photos, they have a sort of distinguishable quality/feel to them, like some cinematic appeal, similar to frames pulled from a movie, they make you feel "close" to the subjects/objects. I don't remember if I asked you already about it, but what gear do you use? And nice to see another pic of the cat, hehe! here are a couple more of my bad boys growin'up.

Thank you. I currently use a Canon 700D with a standard (18-55 mm) and a telephoto (75-300 mm) lens. I like to play around a lot with the latter. I'm more prone to use lower exposures in the Iso-department and am generally very fond of lighting sources that are coming from a lower angle. Two polaroids, a rebranded Fuji Instax and a cheap Lomo are among my possessions as well. But as of late, I've mostly been using my DSLR.

Beautiful! And wow, they've grown. I'm really fond of the composition you apply to your photos. Everything seems so vivid and somewhat kinetic. There's something powerful about the angle of the last one. It really makes the two of them come across as very majestic and elegant.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

more cats. there you go. (same cats, just "older").

bit sad to see this thread almost "dead"...

kaki king live in her latest live set with project mapping on guitar. loved it.

Almost the same angle in each one (I was sitting in a chair, eh!), but worth a few sample shots imho, looked amazing.

and a few more, bear with me.

our resident peacock, Peaky

beating a dead thread

you might enjoy this - found photos compiled in a photo album..


it's a new project that needs support..
check it out and spread it around?
https://igg.me/at/ForgottenFaces-Istanbul/x/14440658

[quote=nicfit]more cats. there you go. (same cats, just "older").
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you should put that on a zazzle tshirt and pass go

Budapest

 

 

 

 

Some recent stuff

 

 

 

 

 

 

well...

this is fucking great.

shamelessly "pushed" in post production due to looooow lights in the venue, though...

you've always been great w/ photoshop, so why not

it's the darkroom, and the result is great

you doing commercial stuff with bands/labels etc? please say yes

Thanks :D, web-resizing helps minimizing the flaws :p..

Nope, not doing work with bands/labels... honestly, I'd need a few more "pieces of equipment" to be able to propose myself in that field (I have NO lights/flash/backgrounds/etc, not even cheap stuff that could help in many "proper" shoots), I'm more of a straight camera+lens (and flash mode OFF) guy, not exactly the best mindset for proper photographic sets.. I'd like to experiment a bit with people posing and stuff, though, and see how I "like" it.

oh, right! i didn't mean sets, but live stuff like this which reminds me of your photos:

http://www.complex.com/style/2012/10.../brick-stowell

you can totally do that

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here's some guy marketing his stuff. i don't like his prose but the photos are good! i'd trust him on that alone.

http://www.howtobecomearockstarphoto...-photographer/