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Nikon NIKKOR Z 28mm f/2.8フォトギャラリー
Photograph by koyama.k
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RIVIERA MAYA, QUINTANA ROO, MEXICO., May 17th, 2012. - U.S. film star Robert Redford announced that this year a film shot in Mexico whose protagonist is shipwrecked and on which declined to give details. "There will be many words in this movie, but I promise it's a very attractive project," said the septuagenarian actor, who was special guest at the World Tourism and Travel Council (WTTC), The Americas Summit, conducted in the southern state of Quintana Roo. Redford said that the fact that shooting again in Mexico is simply a confirmation of the good relationship he had with Latin America. "A relationship that began in the 70's, when we moved to Cuernavaca and Taxco, Mexico, to shoot a film that supposedly passed in Bogota," he said. Photo.-Hugo ORTUÑO
Nikon NIKKOR Z 28mm f/2.8フォトギャラリー
Photograph by koyama.k
● 実写レビューはこちら
www.rentio.jp/matome/2023/01/nikkor-z-28mm-f-28-review/
● Nikon Zマウントおすすめレンズ紹介
Nikon NIKKOR Z 28mm f/2.8フォトギャラリー
Photograph by koyama.k
● 実写レビューはこちら
www.rentio.jp/matome/2023/01/nikkor-z-28mm-f-28-review/
● Nikon Zマウントおすすめレンズ紹介
Nikon NIKKOR Z 28mm f/2.8フォトギャラリー
Photograph by koyama.k
● 実写レビューはこちら
www.rentio.jp/matome/2023/01/nikkor-z-28mm-f-28-review/
● Nikon Zマウントおすすめレンズ紹介
Nikon NIKKOR Z 28mm f/2.8フォトギャラリー
Photograph by koyama.k
● 実写レビューはこちら
www.rentio.jp/matome/2023/01/nikkor-z-28mm-f-28-review/
● Nikon Zマウントおすすめレンズ紹介
Strobist info:
- sb-28 with shoot through umbrella on camera left.
- Vivitar 285HV behind the background shoothing through it.
- Triggered with Elinchrom Skyports.
Strobist setup. The setup picture contains the sardines also, but I just re-ordered bottles to foreground and removed the sardins. The setup wasn't changed.
Nikon NIKKOR Z 28mm f/2.8フォトギャラリー
Photograph by koyama.k
● 実写レビューはこちら
www.rentio.jp/matome/2023/01/nikkor-z-28mm-f-28-review/
● Nikon Zマウントおすすめレンズ紹介
Nikon NIKKOR Z 28mm f/2.8フォトギャラリー
Photograph by koyama.k
● 実写レビューはこちら
www.rentio.jp/matome/2023/01/nikkor-z-28mm-f-28-review/
● Nikon Zマウントおすすめレンズ紹介
Nikon NIKKOR Z 28mm f/2.8フォトギャラリー
Photograph by koyama.k
● 実写レビューはこちら
www.rentio.jp/matome/2023/01/nikkor-z-28mm-f-28-review/
● Nikon Zマウントおすすめレンズ紹介
Nikon NIKKOR Z 28mm f/2.8フォトギャラリー
Photograph by koyama.k
● 実写レビューはこちら
www.rentio.jp/matome/2023/01/nikkor-z-28mm-f-28-review/
● Nikon Zマウントおすすめレンズ紹介
Nikon NIKKOR Z 28mm f/2.8フォトギャラリー
Photograph by koyama.k
● 実写レビューはこちら
www.rentio.jp/matome/2023/01/nikkor-z-28mm-f-28-review/
● Nikon Zマウントおすすめレンズ紹介
Nikon NIKKOR Z 28mm f/2.8フォトギャラリー
Photograph by koyama.k
● 実写レビューはこちら
www.rentio.jp/matome/2023/01/nikkor-z-28mm-f-28-review/
● Nikon Zマウントおすすめレンズ紹介
RIVIERA MAYA, QUINTANA ROO, MEXICO., May 17th, 2012. - U.S. film star Robert Redford announced that this year a film shot in Mexico whose protagonist is shipwrecked and on which declined to give details. "There will be many words in this movie, but I promise it's a very attractive project," said the septuagenarian actor, who was special guest at the World Tourism and Travel Council (WTTC), The Americas Summit, conducted in the southern state of Quintana Roo. Redford said that the fact that shooting again in Mexico is simply a confirmation of the good relationship he had with Latin America. "A relationship that began in the 70's, when we moved to Cuernavaca and Taxco, Mexico, to shoot a film that supposedly passed in Bogota," he said. Photo.-Hugo ORTUÑO
Nikon NIKKOR Z 28mm f/2.8フォトギャラリー
Photograph by koyama.k
● 実写レビューはこちら
www.rentio.jp/matome/2023/01/nikkor-z-28mm-f-28-review/
● Nikon Zマウントおすすめレンズ紹介
Model: Kelly D
Makeup: Michelle de Gregori
Assistant: Daniela Martinez
Photo by: Andrés Vallejo
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/AndresVallejoPhotography
Nikon NIKKOR Z 28mm f/2.8フォトギャラリー
Photograph by koyama.k
● 実写レビューはこちら
www.rentio.jp/matome/2023/01/nikkor-z-28mm-f-28-review/
● Nikon Zマウントおすすめレンズ紹介
RIVIERA MAYA, QUINTANA ROO, MEXICO., May 17th, 2012. - U.S. film star Robert Redford announced that this year a film shot in Mexico whose protagonist is shipwrecked and on which declined to give details. "There will be many words in this movie, but I promise it's a very attractive project," said the septuagenarian actor, who was special guest at the World Tourism and Travel Council (WTTC), The Americas Summit, conducted in the southern state of Quintana Roo. Redford said that the fact that shooting again in Mexico is simply a confirmation of the good relationship he had with Latin America. "A relationship that began in the 70's, when we moved to Cuernavaca and Taxco, Mexico, to shoot a film that supposedly passed in Bogota," he said. Photo.-Hugo ORTUÑO
Last day of the holidays and I have 1000 things to do, but insted I took of to the local beach with the rest of the population in Denmark. The beach was crowded and I could'nt find a parking space and nobody seemed to care that I needed some alone time. But I did manage to get some nice shooths.
RIVIERA MAYA, QUINTANA ROO, MEXICO., May 17th, 2012. - U.S. film star Robert Redford announced that this year a film shot in Mexico whose protagonist is shipwrecked and on which declined to give details. "There will be many words in this movie, but I promise it's a very attractive project," said the septuagenarian actor, who was special guest at the World Tourism and Travel Council (WTTC), The Americas Summit, conducted in the southern state of Quintana Roo. Redford said that the fact that shooting again in Mexico is simply a confirmation of the good relationship he had with Latin America. "A relationship that began in the 70's, when we moved to Cuernavaca and Taxco, Mexico, to shoot a film that supposedly passed in Bogota," he said. Photo.-Hugo ORTUÑO
Last day of the holidays and I have 1000 things to do, but insted I took of to the local beach with the rest of the population in Denmark. The beach was crowded and I could'nt find a parking space and nobody seemed to care that I needed some alone time. But I did manage to get some nice shooths.
Model: Laura
Strobist Info: Cheap studio strobe in softbox camera right. speedlight in shooth thru umbrella camera left for fill. Triggered with Cybersyncs.
Got the radio on…playing all the cool tunes…
Got the windows down…wind blowing hair around….(ok maybe not mine)
Smiles…jokes….road trips..you’ve got to love em….
A pit stop here for food…..a cool find you just can’t pass up….time means nothing…
Park the Jeep on the side of the road…grab your cams..run out and just shoot….
No worries about am I taking to much time..can I take that extra shot…..i want this impossible angle…
Look back and see…she is doing the same things you are….and not worrying about it also…
A road trip with another photographer..i’ve said it before..and I’ll say it again..is probably the coolest thing that can happen to you..
I took off with a great friend and photographer Miss DaisyB….
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one of the best road trip ever..in the history of Spidy..
and would do it again any time Anne..:-))
ok some nature crap for you..we were in farmers fields..A warm breeze was blowing making these guys dance…
www.youtube.com/watch?v=KlyXNRrsk4A
some music…kinda the mood we were in all weekend…
cheers have a good one mates
xoxo
Ohh went out shoothing the fireworks yesterday…should have something to post tomorrow..
RIVIERA MAYA, QUINTANA ROO, MEXICO., May 17th, 2012. - U.S. film star Robert Redford announced that this year a film shot in Mexico whose protagonist is shipwrecked and on which declined to give details. "There will be many words in this movie, but I promise it's a very attractive project," said the septuagenarian actor, who was special guest at the World Tourism and Travel Council (WTTC), The Americas Summit, conducted in the southern state of Quintana Roo. Redford said that the fact that shooting again in Mexico is simply a confirmation of the good relationship he had with Latin America. "A relationship that began in the 70's, when we moved to Cuernavaca and Taxco, Mexico, to shoot a film that supposedly passed in Bogota," he said. Photo.-Hugo ORTUÑO
Founded in 1491 The Sacro Monte (Holy Mountain) of Varallo was built on a rock outcrop on the slopes of the mountains called Tre Croci (Three Crosses).
It consist of a Basilica and 50 chapels which are either isolated or part of a larger monumental complex.
The chapels contains over 800 statues lifelike in wood or terracotta which describe the story of the life of Christ.
There's something about shoothing trees from underneath...
Taken with a Mamiya C220 on ilford delta 400 pro
Casa Museo Trotsky, Ciudad de México, impactos de las balas en el dormitorio, Museum at Trotsky's home, Mexico City, shotholes in his bedroom
Trotsky fled to Mexico City from the Stalin regime. He was received by Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo, and actually had an affair with her. He was killed in 1940 by Stalin's agents
one morning I just felt like shoothing photos :)) with one eye still sleeping at 7 o'clock
I'm copying kasia_hc a little - sorry! :))
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1 AB800 Camera left front into softbox @ 1/32 power
1 JTL versalight Camera left rear @ 1/2 power pointed at backdrop
1 JTL versalight camera right @ 1/8 power into shooth thru Umbrella
fired via ebay Triggers
RIVIERA MAYA, QUINTANA ROO, MEXICO., May 17th, 2012. - U.S. film star Robert Redford announced that this year a film shot in Mexico whose protagonist is shipwrecked and on which declined to give details. "There will be many words in this movie, but I promise it's a very attractive project," said the septuagenarian actor, who was special guest at the World Tourism and Travel Council (WTTC), The Americas Summit, conducted in the southern state of Quintana Roo. Redford said that the fact that shooting again in Mexico is simply a confirmation of the good relationship he had with Latin America. "A relationship that began in the 70's, when we moved to Cuernavaca and Taxco, Mexico, to shoot a film that supposedly passed in Bogota," he said. Photo.-Hugo ORTUÑO
RIVIERA MAYA, QUINTANA ROO, MEXICO., May 17th, 2012. - U.S. film star Robert Redford announced that this year a film shot in Mexico whose protagonist is shipwrecked and on which declined to give details. "There will be many words in this movie, but I promise it's a very attractive project," said the septuagenarian actor, who was special guest at the World Tourism and Travel Council (WTTC), The Americas Summit, conducted in the southern state of Quintana Roo. Redford said that the fact that shooting again in Mexico is simply a confirmation of the good relationship he had with Latin America. "A relationship that began in the 70's, when we moved to Cuernavaca and Taxco, Mexico, to shoot a film that supposedly passed in Bogota," he said. Photo.-Hugo ORTUÑO
I was always looking for an opportunity of minimalist landscape with some sort of pales in water. But, I also wanted to add some complexity to the image. Maybe this desire is to satisfy my anxiety about something so unrealistically simple, if you know what I mean. Well, here was my chance. Complex mountains and clouds contrasting with simple water reflexion with some old simple remnants of a dock. Peace opposing turbulance, ying and yang, true perfection.
Isn't beauty an interplay of simple and complex by practical forces of nature?
A story behind this photo. This view was at the end of Caines Head Trail, and I shot it after midnight. This trail is very unusual as it mostly goes through the beach of Resurrection Bay. But, one side is in most places a vertical wall, sometimes 40 feet tall or more. The beach gets flooded by water during high tide, so it's only possible to pass during low tide. You have a few hour window twice a day to pass, so you have to time this right or you get drown. Another interesting thing was crossing a river since the bridge got wiped out a couple years ago during one of big floods. I went to the mouth of the river where it meets the sea as water had the lowest levels there, but it was still waist deep in some places.
As I started hike late in the evening, I made it to the empty camp ground only after midnight. The last mile, I had to go over a forrested hill as the tide was already too high to pass on the beach. It was an interesting experience walking alone through a murky forest in the middle of the night. I was mostly concerned about bears, so I made a lot of noise, singing and tightly clutching compressed air horn, just in case I meet one of these big creatures. When I got to the camp ground, it started to rain and the only good place to setup tent was at the edge of the forest. Then I took a short stroll on the beach and saw this. This was my big reward for the day, I kept shoothing from different positions for almost an hour.
Next day, I headed back in the morning as I had a plane to catch back home and didn't want to risk missing my only window for low tide until evening. On the way, I encountered a bald eagle circling over my head with some rodent it its claws. It was making a lot of noise and later I saw that it landed on top of a tree where it had a nest.
In retrospect, this was the coolest trail I've done.
RIVIERA MAYA, QUINTANA ROO, MEXICO., May 17th, 2012. - U.S. film star Robert Redford announced that this year a film shot in Mexico whose protagonist is shipwrecked and on which declined to give details. "There will be many words in this movie, but I promise it's a very attractive project," said the septuagenarian actor, who was special guest at the World Tourism and Travel Council (WTTC), The Americas Summit, conducted in the southern state of Quintana Roo. Redford said that the fact that shooting again in Mexico is simply a confirmation of the good relationship he had with Latin America. "A relationship that began in the 70's, when we moved to Cuernavaca and Taxco, Mexico, to shoot a film that supposedly passed in Bogota," he said. Photo.-Hugo ORTUÑO
Woods at the entrance to the Paths of the Dead. The Dimholt was located in Dunharrow at the base of the Dwimorberg, the Haunted Mountain. A path bordered with standing stones led from the Firienfeld into the Dimholt. The trees were dark and included firs. There was an opening at the root of the Dwimorberg marked by a single standing stone. In the glen beyond was a sheer wall of rock in which was the Dark Door leading into the Paths of the Dead.
So took a break from shoothing my sisters marina..and wondered into the woods...
for a different view of this place go check out DaisyB shot here
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