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NoneMoreNegative posted:
I think it's the eyes that seal the deal for me, at least. Just incredible detail. Also, that Kenna work is loving astounding. I love seeing work that makes me want to run out the door and immediately start shooting something.
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NoneMoreNegative posted:
Yeah that's unreal. His face looks like a dirty rock.
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I am not sure if he has been posted before, but I like TJ Scotts photos. http://www.flickr.com/photos/tj_scott/sets/72157605672626680/ 
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b0nes posted:I am not sure if he has been posted before, but I like TJ Scotts photos. atomic vagina
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Paragon8 posted:atomic vagina 
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atomicthumbs posted:The sun is framed where her genitals are. The sun is comprised of atomic fusion.. It's well taken but the concept/subject just are a bit off
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Paragon8 posted:The sun is framed where her genitals are. The sun is comprised of atomic fusion.. Stare at it too long or not wear sunglasses and you will damage your eyes?
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I hate to sy it, but it's been done before. And by Terry Richardson. Such a specific concept only works the first time you see it.
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Demon_Corsair posted:Stare at it too long or not wear sunglasses and you will damage your eyes? Pretty much e, oh god his wide angle picture of a model dressed as a griever in a mausoleum is pretty awkward. barrel distortion on people's grave slots. Lovely Paragon8 fucked around with this message at 22:27 on Jun 1, 2011 |
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Yeah, it's been done by every 2-bit 'sexy girls at sunset' poster sold at walmart for the past 20 years.
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that said, it's a great landscape!
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NoneMoreNegative posted:
Amazing portrait. An easy way to get that effect is with some orthochromic film, never EVER take a shot of your gf with it, brings out every wrinkle you can and can't see.
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Ric posted:Terrible isn't it? Who knows if there'll be a reprint. [/quote] I couldn't find the place to pre-order, would be able to provide a link?
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Thanks for the heads up Ric! @ Spedman - Not sure if it's the cheapest place but photo-eye has it. Edit: Long exposure, IN SPACE.  http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap110602.html East Lake fucked around with this message at 02:03 on Jun 5, 2011 |
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Spedman posted:I couldn't find the place to pre-order, would be able to provide a link? http://www.amazon.com/Bruce-Davidson-Subway/dp/1597111945/
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Every now and then when I am doing a flickr search for film types, I bump into this image of Mary Ellen Mark. I didn't know who she was. But today, I finally decided to look up her work... and wow, is it nice! This exemplifies the kind of photography I really love.    Of course, if you poke around a little you see she's pretty famous and well-established. I did not know this. Anyway, I think it's pretty good.
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The best picture I've come across from the Vancouver riots last night: http://imgur.com/XgbQT (mildly NSFW, is a couple getting amorous in the street, no titties) I like the contrast of the riot police and smooching.
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xzzy posted:The best picture I've come across from the Vancouver riots last night: This led me to: http://news.nationalpost.com/2011/06/16/photos-riots-fire-destruction-after-vancouvers-loss/ What the gently caress, Canada?
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ThisQuietReverie posted:This led me to: http://news.nationalpost.com/2011/06/16/photos-riots-fire-destruction-after-vancouvers-loss/ We're not all bad... But seriously, gently caress Vancouver last night (I know it's not everyone in Vancouver, but it sure wasn't a "handful" of people). They were essentially representing the whole country last night, and they pull this poo poo. It's disgusting.
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CarrotFlowers posted:It's disgusting. I've always been pretty aware of it, but it still is a little jarring to get a reminder how easily a crowd can turn into a murderous hive-minded mob. Its just a bit ominous to me. This was a loving hockey game.
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Boston was a lot more cautious about it.. they closed off parking lots downtown, told bars to not let anyone in after the second period, stuff like that. They also got off easy because their team won. Vancouver sank itself by setting up mass viewing areas downtown, which attracted massive crowds. It was pretty much inevitable that something was going to go wrong.
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I'm pretty convinced Vancouver was going to riot, win or lose. But yeah, they could have been a lot smarter about trying to diffuse it from the start.
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Glass Knuckles posted:I've always been pretty aware of it, but it still is a little jarring to get a reminder how easily a crowd can turn into a murderous hive-minded mob. Its just a bit ominous to me. This was a loving hockey game. I was in Chicago when the White Sox won the world series, it was an AWESOME riot. I wish I still had pictures from it... So fun. Everyone was friends, even the police. People were crowd surfing on sidewalks, and the police would push kids back on top before they fell into flower gardens impaling themselves. Man what a fun riot that was.
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A lot of the people in those pictures are going to be in some deep poo poo when police find them. This guy is going to be in some really deep poo poo. http://i.imgur.com/9XbDz.jpg RizieN posted:I was in Chicago when the White Sox won the world series, it was an AWESOME riot. I wish I still had pictures from it... So fun. Everyone was friends, even the police. People were crowd surfing on sidewalks, and the police would push kids back on top before they fell into flower gardens impaling themselves. Man what a fun riot that was.
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Well at least you guys showed us States guys that you aren't the pussies we've stereotyped ya as.
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Have you seen my apex seals? I seem to have lost them.
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Aeka 2.0 posted:Well at least you guys showed us States guys that you aren't the pussies we've stereotyped ya as. Only pussies gets that upset about a hockey game.
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I saw these linked and thought, "Photos? Architectural graphics renders, surely..." Then read the description 
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GWBBQ posted:A lot of the people in those pictures are going to be in some deep poo poo when police find them. This guy is going to be in some really deep poo poo. I think there's an appropriate time and place for civil unrest, but hockey games... come on. After the Oscar Grant riots in Oakland, the police department was using Flickr photos to track down and convict people.
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Also kind of frustrating that sports riots are getting more coverage than the riots in Greece which are about something a touch more serious. Although there have been so many riots there recently photojournos probably have all the coverage they need.
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Paragon8 posted:...riots in Greece which are about something a touch more serious. Does anyone really believe this?
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Mightaswell posted:Does anyone really believe this? That rioting about the dire situation of your government's finances and impending austerity measures is slightly more serious then rioting about your sports team's loss? Yes, I'd say I believe that.
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GWBBQ posted:A lot of the people in those pictures are going to be in some deep poo poo when police find them. This guy is going to be in some really deep poo poo. Funny you say this... a bit of old news by now, but relevant anyway: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPQOQsLUW60
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Not sure if this is the right place to post this (and not sure if they've been posted before), but I had to share these photos. And I usually don't like insect/reptile photography.  by Blepharopsis on deviantArt
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NoneMoreNegative posted:I saw these linked and thought, "Photos? Architectural graphics renders, surely..." i always did this as a kid, so i feel a little let down i didn't take photos of em 
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plasmoduck posted:Not sure if this is the right place to post this (and not sure if they've been posted before), but I had to share these photos. And I usually don't like insect/reptile photography.
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plasmoduck posted:Not sure if this is the right place to post this (and not sure if they've been posted before), but I had to share these photos. And I usually don't like insect/reptile photography. There are some (i.e., a huge loving bunch) of incredible photos in the rest of that gallery. I'm trying to figure out what it is about them that makes them all so unique looking, but I can't put my finger on it. EDIT: Maybe it's the lighting. EDIT2: Or maybe the DOF; it looks different than most macros. William T. Hornaday fucked around with this message at 02:12 on Jun 26, 2011 |
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William T. Hornaday posted:There are some (i.e., a huge loving bunch) of incredible photos in the rest of that gallery. I'm trying to figure out what it is about them that makes them all so unique looking, but I can't put my finger on it. Yeah, or the colours/tones/postprocessing? Either way, the pictures look a lot more "conceptual" than most "hey it's an insect in front of blurry leaves/stones"-type shots. There's also many nice ones with somewhat unusual composition. plasmoduck fucked around with this message at 14:39 on Jun 26, 2011 |
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plasmoduck posted:Yeah, or the colours/tones/postprocessing? Either way, the pictures look a lot more "conceptual" than most "hey it's an insect in front of blurry leaves/stones"-type shots. There's also many nice ones with somewhat unusual composition. It's like he's really making the narrow DoF you get with macro work with him instead of against him, and just totally nailing the focus.
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 I'm convinced he's doing some pretty complex focus stacking (and maybe boosting the background blur in post), because there's no way in hell you get both eyes tack sharp like this on things less than an inch long. Unless you sell your soul to the devil. Also, some of it seems to be the fact that he made a point to illuminate and expose the background properly, whereas with most macros it's just an inky void. Maybe he's using a backdrop. William T. Hornaday fucked around with this message at 12:10 on Jun 30, 2011 |
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 No backdrops, just good lighting. I think he's actually shooting a wider DoF and narrowing it down in post.
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