Re: Fun with the Sony A7 and A7r series
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Fun With Sony Cameras
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Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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Sawtooth Mountains, British Columbia. a99 with 70-400G.
Sawtooth Mountains, British Columbia. a99 with 70-400G.
W.Utsch
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"Patterns Of Old Industry"
Out of use furnace
Neunkirchen, Germany
DSC00519.jpg by W.Utsch, on Flickr
Out of use furnace
Neunkirchen, Germany
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Its the North Eastern fringe of Kabul City. There's quite a lot of new development there just south of large swathes given over to military/contractor compounds just outside the airport. The country has remarkable geology and 'human scarring'. The interplay between the two is very interesting too. I'll be putting up some larger images on my blog in due course, as the project and editing takes further shape.
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Michiel, your work often reminds me of Richard Estes, a masterful photo realist painter whose paintings are based on photographs he has taken. There is a wonderful show in Washington DC now of his work at the Smithsonian American Art Museum.
I always enjoy seeing your "reflection" photos.
Michiel, your work often reminds me of Richard Estes, a masterful photo realist painter whose paintings are based on photographs he has taken. There is a wonderful show in Washington DC now of his work at the Smithsonian American Art Museum.
I always enjoy seeing your "reflection" photos.
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Michiel Schierbeek
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This is in deed significantly the same point of view.
Although I would not dare to to paint them.
Really beautiful work. Are they exhibiting his photographs as well?
I think I must have seen some of his work in the 70's
For me the source were sculptures like this made by me.
I was just writing this sentence for a ( reflection of there facade photographed through a moving streetcar) bookcover I just made for the 175th anniversary of an art club (Arti et amicitiae) here in Amsterdam.
It is exactly where my steel and glass sculptures were about; reflection and transparency and thereby creating a new structure in space
BTW I didn't take this photograph
This is in deed significantly the same point of view.
Although I would not dare to to paint them.
Really beautiful work. Are they exhibiting his photographs as well?
I think I must have seen some of his work in the 70's
For me the source were sculptures like this made by me.
I was just writing this sentence for a ( reflection of there facade photographed through a moving streetcar) bookcover I just made for the 175th anniversary of an art club (Arti et amicitiae) here in Amsterdam.
It is exactly where my steel and glass sculptures were about; reflection and transparency and thereby creating a new structure in space
BTW I didn't take this photograph
iiiNelson
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I imagine. I haven't been there since early 2012 though. It's really a beautiful and scenic country. Definitely a lot more to it than the war torn land, mountains. and rocks you typically see on TV. Up north is extremely green and beautiful... In another more peaceful world it would be another place to plop a celebrity resort.
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Michiel,
They were not showing the photographs. I would have liked to have seen them. The paintings are very large and I imagine the original photographs were small.
Michiel,
They were not showing the photographs. I would have liked to have seen them. The paintings are very large and I imagine the original photographs were small.
Michiel Schierbeek
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Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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Thanks for your kind input, Pegelli. I'll have another go at my rainforest shot and see how it looks.
Thanks for your kind input, Pegelli. I'll have another go at my rainforest shot and see how it looks.
Michiel Schierbeek
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A constuction of two photographs combined to something new.
Something I have been doing once in a while.
This in reaction on some photographs Keith woodmancy posted in the Ricoh GR thread.
These photo's are shot with the NEX-7 one some years ago at the Venice art Biënale (with camera movement and the other one with the tiles on a house in Lissabon.
A constuction of two photographs combined to something new.
Something I have been doing once in a while.
This in reaction on some photographs Keith woodmancy posted in the Ricoh GR thread.
These photo's are shot with the NEX-7 one some years ago at the Venice art Biënale (with camera movement and the other one with the tiles on a house in Lissabon.
Michiel Schierbeek
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Here's another one in these series. Keith one of the photographs you might remember from your bokehthread.
Here's another one in these series. Keith one of the photographs you might remember from your bokehthread.
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Keith
Those are very nice, Michiel. Did you do a triptych? That's got me thinking. Also a pleasure to see those bokehgraphs again.
Keith
Michiel Schierbeek
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No triptych yet, just simply two photographs more or less intuitivly combined.
No triptych yet, just simply two photographs more or less intuitivly combined.
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