Recent Professional Works

[PeteZ28]

And here is that missing model, she was levitating:)

Ok I give up... how!?!?

Beautiful image. One can't help be drawn in and wonder how it was done.

[colorspace.am]

I'd imagine she just pushed off with the bottom foot. Or maybe I'm missing something :/

[MJSPhoto]

Thanks for the comments about the Jaguar shot. It was pretty fun to do and as a car nut a privilege as there are only 16 of those cars in existence and it is worth some where around $5million
Still have a couple more to work on.

Truly excellent image (not to mention the car).
I so much like the lack of CGI/3D/HDR/brushed-to-death sick artificial look that invaded the vast majority of today's car and advertising photography.
This looks so naturally beautyful.

Respect.

I agree about the whole cgi look of everything, though I have seen a few that I have liked and I have to admit that I would be interested to learn how to do that kind of post since that seems to be what everyone wants now  

[MichaelEzra]

Here is another one from the series:

[LKaven]

Here is another one from the series:

Hmph!  I'm not going to look at this one until you tell us how you did the last one! 

Ok, I looked.

[MrSmith]

Sublime image

[Graham Mitchell]

[TMARK]

Nice Graham.  Texture and tones are tasty.

[HarperPhotos]

Hello,

This is one in a series of black and whites I took of retired couch of The All Blacks Sir Graham Henry.

Cheers

Simon

[MichaelEzra]

Here is a little more kick to the theme:

[jeanvalentin]

Here is another one from the series:

This one is really nice Michael.

[wolfnowl]

Great work folks!  Thanks for sharing them!!

Mike.

[SeanBK]

Graham,
  Nice homage to 'FRIDA KAHLO'. Me like it.

[SeanBK]

Luke, I am of course guessing but Michael E has model lying on their sides and he shoots from above. That is just by looking at their flexed muscles. Yes, I confess I am one of the two guys who is looking @ their calves. 

[AS1]

Here's an image from a series I shot in Ireland this summer.
Lough Annascaul, Co Kerry.

[Dick Roadnight]

Here's an image from a series I shot in Ireland this summer.
Lough Annascaul, Co Kerry.

Lovely shot - I normally like warm, bright colours, but I really appreciate this... it looks really atmospheric.

¿Where is the "like" button?

[David Eichler]

I tend to prefer fashion photos that present the model as a real person, a sort of fashion portrait (as in this example), rather than as a sort of living mannequin. You have some other nice fashion portraits in your portfolio.

[MichaelEzra]

Luke, I am of course guessing but Michael E has model lying on their sides and he shoots from above. That is just by looking at their flexed muscles. Yes, I confess I am one of the two guys who is looking @ their calves.  

Sean, unfortunately your suggestion that I am levitating above the model is incorrect:) The models are above the ground exactly in the position as shown on each photograph. A trip to the Home Depot plumbing department and a few hours of assembly of the support cage made this possible, and, above all, the bravery of the models to participate in these flying matters.

[AS1]

Thanks!
I like the desaturated feel, it seems to make it more about the form rather than color.


Alan.

[bcooter]

Contax P21+


BC