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04-10-2007
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Gone digital
wintoid is offline
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The best photo I've seen recently...
Not my work, wish it was...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jef_safi/150426193/
If you've recently seen a photo that really impressed you, link it here.
Last edited by wintoid : 04-10-2007 at 21:27.
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04-10-2007
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This photo is truly wonderful. I haven't seen anything as good as this in a long time!
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04-10-2007
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Truly wonderful - makes me want to run out, get someone pregnant, and do one of my own!
WHOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAA - STOP - it's already been done - all of it!
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04-11-2007
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a.k.a. Mukul Dube
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Impressive.
I have only just become aware of the existence of a photographer in the north-east of India. He has the site http://www.prafulrao.com. I do not know what equipment he uses, though it includes a digital SLR.
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04-11-2007
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<a href='http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost/showgallery.php?cat=500&ppuser=1191'>My Gallery</a>
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04-11-2007
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Poser
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"Magander" is real young, like, 15 I think, from Iceland. Some really thoughtful portraits.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/fiskur/439894154/
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04-11-2007
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Wintoid, that's a fantastic shot!
Here's one I recently noticed. I like a lot of photos from this photographer.
Warning, it's a digital shot.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/calinore/452329634/
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04-11-2007
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Gone digital
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Originally Posted by photophorous
Here's one I recently noticed. I like a lot of photos from this photographer.
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Ooh yeah, love that one. |
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04-12-2007
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Don
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Paul....Maybe it's just me, but doesn't that shot need rotated 180, or flipped vertically? I'm a bit challenged, artistically, and can't fathom his intent if he WANTS it that way...
Regards!
Don
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04-12-2007
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Originally Posted by SteveM(PA)
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Man that makes me want a MF. Some cool portraits. |
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04-13-2007
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Originally Posted by fishtek
Paul....Maybe it's just me, but doesn't that shot need rotated 180, or flipped vertically? I'm a bit challenged, artistically, and can't fathom his intent if he WANTS it that way...
Regards!
Don
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Sorry, I'm slow getting back here.
The person in the shot is upright, when the reflection is inverted. I can't explain her reasons, but I like the way it looks. I think it's an interesting way to catch candid shots of people with out them noticing, and it makes you think a little too.
She does this type of thing in other photos. She even has a "set" for this type of shot: http://www.flickr.com/photos/calinor...7594240981976/
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04-13-2007
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I really like this guy's work. I bookmarked his site after someone else posted it (can't remember where) a while ago.
http://www.rax.is/Index.htm
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04-13-2007
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maraboutflash
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I find it impossible to quote picture not printed 10" size or higher. It is like qoting painting on a tv screen...
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04-13-2007
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Be sure to check photophorous' recommended site, by Calinore.
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04-13-2007
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lynn
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Thanks, Steve. These made my day. |
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