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Myanmar
Here are some recent photos from my trip to Myanmar (just random stuff)......I have a lot of editing to do.......I am going to post one of the projects that I did once I get everything all sorted out.
Yangon Train Station  [/url]Train Ride...  Yangon...  [url=[/IMG] cheers, michael |
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Impressive photographs full of reach light and colours.
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I usually work in black and white but I wanted to do something different and challenge myself....though I did shoot some black and white, ths trip was mostly color... Yangon..  [/url]Train station...  Yangon...  [url=[/IMG] cheers, michael |
These are fantastic!
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Great photos Michael. Burma is something special.
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Thanks guys......I appreciate the comments......
I will post some more photos in the next couple of days... I am going to work on one of the projects that I went there to shoot and I will post it up later tonight or tomorrow.....thanks again... cheers, michael |
That sink don't look too healthy...
Seriously good photos, Michael. I can see that there is a b+w sensibilty at work in most of them but the colour is so seductive too, especially in numbers 1, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12 & 17. Like PKR, I look forward to seeing more... |
Great pictures, Michael! Looking forward to see more...
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As always great work! I hope to make it to Burma in November.
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Very nice and interesting pictures. What kind of camera, lenses and film (?) did you use? That part of the world has so many interesting things to photograph.
MIke |
Great picture Michael!
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Great photos. I remember seeing some photos before (maybe from you), showing the white coloring on faces; a religious festival I think?
Do all the people wear such colorful clothing? I remember from my first time in Korea, traveling in the countryside and noting colorful clothing amid the drabness of the surrounding farmland. |
The whitish powder on the faces of women and children is called "Tanaka spots". It's made of tree bark and people use it extensively as a skin protect and I assume it's fashionable as well. I haven't seen it used nowhere else in SE Asia.
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Michael, these are pure inspiration.
Some of the best color photos I've seen this year. Honestly, I think those entries in the COLOR magazine pales compared to these (and I am being nice). |
Thanks again guys.....i really appreciate it.....
Mablo is right about the Tanaka......The Burmese use it daily and some of the people like to "style it up" a little......I have seen many people apply it and it is always interesting (at least to me) to watch them put it on..... As far as equipment goes....I used 2 Leica bodies (m6ttl/m2) and (15 cv/ 28 elmarit/ 35 1.2 nokton/ 50mm rigid/ 90 summicron)...the film was mostly Kodak Pro Image 100 and a couple rolls of Fuji Pro II 100....... Shwedagon Pagoda [IMG]  Myanmar  Yangon  [url=[/IMG] cheers, michael |
A prison in Myanmar
 [/url]Train Ride  Train Ride  [url=[/IMG] I am going to do some more editing now and get some things together...... cheers, michael |
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Michael, great photos you have taken!! Would love to see more! Please include the B&W ones too!
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What a wonderful set of images! I really enjoyed them. Thank you for sharing your work, Michael. I hope to see more from this trip. :)
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