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Hello Guys,
some really cool news! Coming back from vacation last week I had a some work to do. Taking Photos! Christoph Spranger asked me for doing a Making OF of his shooting last Monday. Here is the first result for you!
Check out the video Christoph Spranger Making OF if this doesn´t work on Youtube check it out on Vimeo, here´s the Link for you Making OF
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Have a nice day and join your weekend!
Regards, Marcus
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Canon EOS 5D MK III
Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L II
TV 1/320
AV 2.8
ISO 100
Post - Production with Photoshop
Standing close in to the conifer plantation up at Shap Wells mainly for some protection from the biting wind, you get this superb grandstand view back down towards Scout Green. Howgill Fell is the backdrop and what a sight they made when the light at 12.05 shined on them. Slogging her way up to the summit at Shap with the WCME - LMS Princess Coronation Class 4-6-2 No 46233 Duchess of Sutherland makes a fine sight on a blustery winter day on Shap.
Saturday 30th January 2016 Copyright Simon Lathlane
Jamie Bell, the Wakefield Hawks full back is seen making a break in last weekends game against Goole Vikings. Support is on hand and two opponents have been left gasping for thin air.
This mallard was making a great effort to look good in the fish pond a the Sarasota Jungle gardens, Florida
A familiar site I know but there was not much left in the ground by the time he had finished celebrating his victory.
While his wife tends the flower beds, an Amish farmer is cutting weeds between a field and his yard with a side bar cutter. I had never considered horses to have a reverse, but he was making a right-angle turs, but the farmer executed a surprising back-up maneuver to get the cutter properly positioned.
A squawking seagull coming in to land on the beach, amazing how they tuck their wings into these shapes.
Hove seafront, Sussex - UK
Following the demise of Padarn Bus, local taxi and minibus operator Huw's quickly applied for a full licence, and larger vehicles began to appear at the former Silver Star workshops and yard, which had been taken over. Some have been painted into an allover light blue livery, but this much-travelled former Redwing Volvo B10M has received additional stripes which make it look remarkably similar to the KMP livery of old - who, of course, sold out to Padarn, and some might say led to the situation in which Padarn found themselves at the end of the operation.
For a brief period following their licence grant, Huw's ran a pair of former Padarn Volvo B6s on the 88 service between Caernarfon and Llanberis (the original KMP service), but withdrew from it following the arrival on the scene of Bws Peris, of which more later ....
Making some kayaks in a dark, cold farm shop. We used plans from a 1961 Mechanix Illustrated How-to-do-it Encyclopedia. Washougal, Washington , 1961
Neg# 1961-7 kayaks. 6x6 TLR mongrel camera of uncertain vintage, using bargain basement no-name film. 1961
She is demo-ing this old craft at Fort Louisburg on Cape Breton island in Nova Scotia. Wish I had done something about the window.
I suppose you could also call it a "Hi Mom!" shot :)
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Summer 2014 1st leg: "Many Rivers"
June 7: Cedar Mesa to Bullfrog (Lake Powell).
If you're in Cheltenham this week you should definitely come to Beechwood Arcade where I am part of an exhibition featuring some very talented folks. The exhibition's called Making Progress and runs from Monday - Sunday with the opening on Monday 4 - 6pm.
This is the logo I designed for it.
Hey Friends,
here is Part No III for you ;). I love the bokeh in the background and the point of view.
Hope you enjoyed this little making of ;). See Ya!
Check out the video Christoph Spranger Making OF if this doesn´t work on Youtube check it out on Vimeo, here´s the Link for you Making OF
Christoph Spranger on Facebook
Cheers, Marcus!
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Canon EOS 5D MK III
Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L II
TV 1/640
AV 2.8
ISO 100
Post - Production with Photoshop
DGNO's Miller Turn pulls east across Forest Ave. as they crew puts their train together at Cadiz Yard. Once assembled, the train will proceed toward the ex-SP Miller Yard in South Dallas. Photo October 22, 2016.
Between Blossom and Gaze – Making Of
This image came to life not just through light and framing — but through Beata’s own touch. Before the first shot was taken, she gently adorned the camera lens with wildflowers. It wasn’t planned, it wasn’t directed — it was her idea, her way of shaping the moment.
What followed wasn’t just a portrait, but a shared creation. Beata stood before a lens that she had made her own, turning a technical object into something soft and alive. The floral detail became more than decoration: it became a symbol of trust, collaboration, and creative intuition.
“Between Blossom and Gaze” starts here — with a gesture that speaks quietly, but profoundly.
Please be sure to check out the short film for this shoot: Imperfect by James Clayden.
My idea for this shoot was to tell the story of a Dollmaker who had a tragic history and an obsession for perfection and making dolls that she could control. She had failed to keep her dolls in perfect condition on countless occasions. This time she made a doll called ‘Emily’, whom had a powerful hatred for the Dollmaker and over time, plotted a plan against her.
Client: Norwich Fashion Week
Magazine: Dark Beauty Magazine
Photographer: Adrian Farr Fashion Photography
Models: Elle Harris Modelling & Ell Davis
Wardrobe Stylist: Abi Gray Fashion Styling
Hair Stylist: Missy Vintage
Makeup Artist: ArtLook 4U
Videographer: James Clayden Videography
Assistants: Amy Beven, Katie Bradford & Sam Blackburn
Shoes: Imelda's Shoe Boutique
Black Dress, White Dress, Black Choker & Jewellery: Stylist's Own
Props: Looses Emporium
Location: Fishley Hall
Transit: Jamie's Jobs Property Maintenance
Looks like this little Witch can’t wait until I’m finshing her shoes.
She arrived few weeks ago having no shoes.
Today I gave it a try and made a shoe pattern and this shoes. Have to say it was easy and faster than I thought.
Happy Witchy Wednesday!
A Mallard taking a very messy bath ^^ The low shutter speed made a beautiful effect on the water, so I tried lowering the ISO for the next shots but it was way too low. I love how this one turned out. Cheers everyone.
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Portugal - Oeiras
Mallard Duck (Anas Platyrhynchos)
Pato Real (Anas Platyrhynchos)
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Contact Luis Gaspar:
luis.gaspar.fotografia@gmail.com
This is a making of shot from one of the last weddings I did. During the wedding we hadn't got enough time to do the portrait shots. The couple decided to do the portraits some days later. We had luck because the weather was much better on this day as some days before.
Strobe info: Jinbei DC-1200 with 120cm gridded Octabox right from camera with 1/2 Power. Tiggert with Phottix Atlas and PocketWizard miniTT1.
Camera Info: Canon EOS 5D mkII with 85mm 1.2 mkII L and B&W 103 F-Pro ND-Filter attached at 1/125sec, F2.2 and ISO100
Hit L or use this one View On black
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