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that looks awesome!

First one's nice but the second one seems to lack any real focus.

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Definitely agree, I just thought it was cool.It also helps if you look at the second one in its original resolution

Yeah, it's definitely cool! Where is that anyway? Looks like an incredible place.

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i see what you did there

well - good photos, I'm not too impressed by the fireworks one (though I know they are hard to catch but Fireworks-Fotos are always all or nothing) - maybe it's just a little bit too bright.

the portrait of the old guy on the other hand is superb. I don't know why but I like the way the picture is composed (colorwise and DOF)

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Well thanksI would post more but nah you guys dont care bscly

I would like to see more! I think you don't get a lot of reactions because there isn't much to say about your photo's except for the fact that they look awesome and really professional...

great detail in there - what large format camera are you using (digital/analog?) plz more infos :megamon:

Man that boathouse looks SWEET! Overall great photos too!

woot - that cam is absolutely awesome.... I've been thinking about getting a digital one of those (but the money is the problem ) - where do you got yours?

Neat stuff here.

The studio work is cool although I think the light should be softer. Right now it's pretty harsh and there is a line of shadow running through her face which I find a bit distracting.

i really love the fireworks photo its so perfect, the color and sharpness and everything.

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Well money is a big problem if thats the case. I go to school for photo currently and get to use this stuff free, 4x5 stuff is pretty damn expensive. ESPECIALLY if you want it digital. A medium format digital back is $33,000 and thats not a joke or exaggeration.

yes I know... have been thinking about saving money for a sinar for quite a while but I don't think I'll ever be able to afford one 33 MP with Liveview via Firewire sounds too great.

Oh and Blunka on the shadow line: I think it gives portraits a lot of depth if they are not symetrical lit or too soft, Although if fotographing in color it might be a good trick to use different color temperatures (e.g. I had a set up once with one lamp at 6500° and one at 3200° color temperature, giving me some harsh red/blue contrast I could later on alter to really good lighting contrasts in the resulting bw images)

Nice portraits. I wish people would use more than white or black backgrounds on portraits. Some of the best portrait shots I've seen come off the Photography degree course at my Uni were done on brown, red and yellow backgrounds. Gives a neat effect that instantly sets your photos apart.