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Lens: EF 100 f/2.8L IS macro (click to see all my photos with this lens)
1/200s f/4.0 100mm ISO 1250 tripod
Process: stitching/merging of several photos + manual editing
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On the garden side of Tokyo Midtown Tower (the second tallest building in Tokyo - the tallest being Tokyo Skytree - it is officially located in the Akasaka area, but you get there from the Roppongi subway station).
Using a flash or focus assist illuminator on these photo shoots is an absolute No No! Rest assured a few harsh words were spoken by someone at the time!
A collage of two photographs: a living statue in the image of a photographer and the GUM building in the center of Moscow.
Living sculptures are rare in Moscow, unlike Venice or Barcelona. But there are several holiday agencies where can order any hero. I photographed my hero at a photo exhibition.
GUM (State Department Store) is a unique shopping complex located in the very heart of Moscow, on Red Square. The historic building of GUM - Upper Trading Rows - is an outstanding monument of pseudo-Russian architecture and one of the brightest symbols of Moscow along with the Kremlin and the Intercession Cathedral. The building was built in 1889-1893 by the architect Alexander Pomerantsev.
This shot is dedicated to all the photographer friends of the world. Thanks to them, even in the pandemic, we can be close and know many realities that surround us.
A young lady setting up her Sony camera for a session in the late evening under the midnight sun of Yellowknife Canada, a time of the year when this regions enjoys almost 24 hours of daylight and the Golden Hour extends from 11:00 on until 7 am for any photographer that wishes to stay up for the night.
After running the photog in the background into his car these hoodlums turned their attention to me.
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Red dress photographer of the Bøyabreen Glacier near Fjærland in Norway.
Canon PowerShot S95 - f/4 - 1/500sec - 7 mm - ISO 100
photo shot by my son
- Yes, that's me, the one and only HansHolt ;-)
Here I'm mastering the balance beam high above a wild river
-still smiling!- while I'm pointing to the tulipfields at the horizon in the Noordoostpolder (The Netherlands).
- Ja, dat ben ik, de enige echte HansHolt ;-)
Hier trotseer ik de evenwichtsbalk hoog boven een wild kolkende rivier -en toch blijven lachen!- terwijl ik wijs naar de bollenvelden aan de horizon in de Noordoostpolder.
No red colours in the sky, no fog or mist, this is winter in Alberta, frozen bubbles with blue tone, a photographer is shooting his subject.
Wedding photographer in Charleston, SC
February weddings are popular here
My wife & I were in town for our 29th anniversary
and time goes by
While visiting the small, but interesting town of Livingston, Montana back in September I had the good fortune of running into a local artist, writer, and photographer, Robert Osborn. Robert has a studio there in town, and I happened to be looking into the window of his studio and admiring his incredible photographic work when he showed up to reenter his studio. We chatted briefly, and of course as I normally am with one of my cameras slung over my shoulder, I ask him if I could grab a quick photo of him, and kindly, he accommodated me. I find his portrait work to be nothing short of magnificent, intriguing in detail, and how he captures the complete essence and character of his subjects. I'm both in awe, and inspired by his compelling work!
Here below is a short bio of Robert that I copied off his website, and beneath that, a brief, but very interesting video of Robert discussing his beginnings, and his later goals and accomplishments in fine portrait photography. I think you will enjoy the 16 minute video.
ROBERT OSBORN has been photographing for nearly half a century.
In Southern California in the early 1970s he was involved in the origination of the sport of BMX. Mix into this period a passion to photograph and a talent for writing and you have the primary elements leading to his creation of BMX Action magazine in 1976 and Freestylin' magazine in 1984. His photography and writing during these years had a profound influence on an entire generation of young men and women around the world; set the stage for the bicycle-oriented action sports of today; and contributed to the eventual inclusion of BMX racing and BMX freestyle into the International Olympic Games.
Ten years ago he began photographing Montana cowboys. In 2017 this work was published as an art photography book…”The Cowboys of Central Montana: 50 Portraits.”
Four years ago he began photographing Indians of the Northern Plains. In 2017 he was invited to photograph the street people of the Fort Peck Indian Reservation in Northeastern Montana. Both projects are ongoing and will be published as art books when completed. In 2018 he was adopted into the Nakota Assiniboine Tribe of Montana’s Northern Plains.
He has an art photography gallery in Livingston, Montana, where he has lived for the past twenty years.
I think they are working for some serious magazines like National Geographic or Nature...
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