Photographying every single people I meet.
Hi every one, this summer, I've decided to take picture of everyone I met so I could both test my "new" Hasselblad and build a suitable series to show to some magazine so they can hire me (hopefully 
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Here are a few samples :
Of course, I took some other pictures I'll try to post later
C&C are appreciated, as usual.
Thanks !
).Here are a few samples :
First, my buddy David who got admitted at a Belgian school of cinema, lately:
…then with a better haircut and his brother (who's into cinema, too):
Of course, I took my family, too, like my uncle:
Lately, I finally got my driver's licence, thanks to a good instructor here in Paris:
My friend Kossar spent a few days at home, too:`
…then with a better haircut and his brother (who's into cinema, too):
Of course, I took my family, too, like my uncle:
Lately, I finally got my driver's licence, thanks to a good instructor here in Paris:
My friend Kossar spent a few days at home, too:`
Of course, I took some other pictures I'll try to post later
C&C are appreciated, as usual.
Thanks !
have a quick look at my portfolio (there's a photolog, too) :: (11-07-2006) experiencing a new flash portfolio. What do you think?
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Fred.
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Gary
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Fred : yes, I'm preparing my photo bank, sort of
Seefutlung : I guess it's a good idea, but I like to see the picture til' the very moment I trigger the 'blad. But I'll give it a try, soon.
I should try faster speed than 1/30, too
Meanwhile, I do like the atmosphere given by the "soft side", because it ain't too blurry.
Well, as I said: I'm currently "testing" this kind of gear. I'll professionnaly use it for a portrait next week, I think.
"Failure is feedback. And feedback is the breakfast of champions." - fortune cookie
thank you, gus & shay :bread
Hope you're true, it would help a lot me to work, beginning is sometime quite hard (paying gear & so on one hand, trying to find work on another... ouch) but, well, shay's right :
These images comes from a long "journey", more & more feedbacks are the way to know how to "improve" your very own skill, whatever it is.
By the way, is there any medium format guy here into portrait ?
The glasses in front of your uncle may be a tad too dominating (If you had gotten a tad higher, that might have been better), but I just love the feel of these photos and the lighting is wonderful....
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Would have it been some neg's scans, it would be different.
About glasses, I guess: yes and no. In fact, I don't really feel annoyed by the higher champagne's glass but I should have putted it o the left, instead.
By the way : those are personnal shots, and it's kind of expensive so each of one is only ONE shot, or two but generaly from a different angle.
I shot too much with my dslr, so it's more than healthy to try to make better with less
"Failure is feedback. And feedback is the breakfast of champions." - fortune cookie
Setup: One camera, one lens, and one roll of film.
"pushing my film" to get contrasts?
You mean exposing it at an higher iso (as I actually do with b&w)?
I do often push it by 1/3 il or so but I think there is enough contrasts, on those prints
Anyway, it's true this 'blad has a big potential even with its old lens (a 80 mm planar, without any corrections relatively to colors, etc.). I'm in love with it
Especially because I don't have to spend more time on my computer
I love the color, the composition, and the overall feeling you give with these.
Great work.
Great stuff.
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wow ahum... thanks. I will definitely post more often here
I even should think about United States
Well, I owe you this one
thanks again.
to everyone:
It really encourages me to continue this way. Don't hesitate to hit thoses images bad so I can improve some other details I wouldn't have thought about