Posted on May 31, 2010
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I created these two images today. Each of them are made up of 12 individual images stitched together (taking care to ensure that the same people didn't appear twice!)
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I stumbled across this today and thought it worth sharing as Mark explains concisely 7 options for lighting in a studio for different styles.
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As the temperature rises, people flock to Sheep Meadow to escape the grit and grime of the downtown Manhattan streets.
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It’s My “Old School Photo Challenge”An Old School Photography Challenge for this weekend: 24 shots, no peeking!
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On location with Ella Manor. Here are a few behind-the-scenes images from a recent shoot. The final images will be published in Kurv magazine in the coming months, so look out for them! Click on the image above for a larger version.
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There are millions of coffee images on the web. The image I decided to create was partly inspired by some of those that I have seen - with the coffee beans placed next to the cup of coffee - but also by a desire to show the brand repeated within the image to give it a little more depth.This was shot in less than ideal conditions. There was a mixture of LED and daylight falling on the only surface available in B-Koffie, and to make it harder, the place is pretty small and heavily frequented so the set up had to be minimal given that it had to be constantly moved. Nevertheless, I think the image...
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It was a remarkable evening on Monday. I was walking home and, unusually for someone in New York, I actually looked up. Amazing. The sky was turning gold and the low clouds seemed to just hang there.
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A series of 10 images combined to form a panorama taken from the roof of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. In order to keep the camera steady, I managed to borrow the lid of one of the dustbins the bar staff used to keep the beer in ice. Balancing the lid on the hedge gave me a pretty steady platform on which to rotate the camera for the moderately long exposures of about 1 second given the small aperture being used.
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