12-13-12

3d-kraft.com

Thank you.

There was some support from a flash (with warm light filter to match the ambient light).

12-13-12

jamgolf

Very nice. I think the D800E and Zeiss 21mm are a great match!

12-13-12

jamgolf

Very nice exposure and composition. The high contrast and subject matter makes it interesting to look around the frame. Good work !

12-13-12

jamgolf

Very nice. At f2 you must have nailed the focus - it looks spot on. Good work!

12-13-12

jamgolf

Oh wow - look at her hair.
Is this ambient light or did you use flash or some type of diffuser?

12-13-12

jamgolf

Not sure if its posed or candid but I like the light and the tenderness of the moment. Wonder what she is thinking about...

12-13-12

jamgolf

Very nice use of light/shadows. Has a beautiful soft feeling.

12-13-12

zeissy

Superb light and composition!

12-13-12

zeissy

Beautiful light and toning!

12-13-12

zeissy

Beautiful shapes and tones Rainer

12-13-12

zeissy

Totally exquisite Steve!

12-13-12

t-wife

Già. bel ferro. :-)

12-13-12

JT

Wow. this looks surreal. Great capture and processing.

12-13-12

bajanexile

Wonderful architecture. Steve

12-13-12

bajanexile

Beautiful scene. Love that sky. Steve

12-13-12

bajanexile

Thanks for looking at my image and leaving a comment vler001. Best regards Steve

12-13-12

melagodo

Bel ferro!

12-13-12

aquilan

It was very cloudy that day, but it made possible not to use POL Filter.

Thanks both of You for Your comments. I wish to take larger big-bird at flight, but I guess it could be much more difficult without AF :)

12-12-12

lilia

Very lovely and serene. So difficult to focus. Bravo.
Lilia

12-12-12

adenine321

bajanexile I totally agree with you that printing is one of the most important aspect of photography. In fact I am the only one that still believes in fine art printing using piezography or quadtone rip for black and white. I dont think your critique was harsh in fact, I took it with great respect. I urge to see the actual print when you ever come by New York. Trust me is doesn't look like the webpage at all. In fact your first critique was about my cropping and post procession rather than actual print. By the way, printing is my speciality. Especially black and white. I think you weren't use to see actual grain or scan from an Imacon. The reason why you think it looks that way is because it was scan at 8000 DPI. Which means it has a resolution to print 35 inches wide without interpolation. I urge to check out my website and credentials at www.hanspurwastudios.com