mostly automotive - my photos

mar1u5 · Jun 4, 2011

Thank you Chris. I'm with you on her looks. Might be hard to imagine, but she's even better looking in real life. I've been very lucky to meet her. The 70-200 VRII beats the 24-70 without breaking a sweat. I'm kicking myself for not getting it sooner. It's a tonn of money for a lens, but looking at the results I'm getting: I have zero regrets about buying it. But it does mean selling the 35mm f1.4g (and 70-300 VR).

mar1u5 · Jun 6, 2011

Link to correct size: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v398/markryder/jr21.jpg

mar1u5 · Jun 7, 2011

Links to correct sizes: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v398/markryder/jr22.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v398/markryder/jr23.jpg

mar1u5 · Jun 10, 2011

Link to correct size: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v398/markryder/jr24.jpg

mar1u5 · Jun 10, 2011

Last one of her, for now. This is almost a 100% crop. Resized from 1500 down to 1400 pixels only. Link to corect size: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v398/markryder/jr25.jpg

Chris1302 · Jun 11, 2011

Looks like you've been having fun with the new lens mate. She looks a bit chilly in the last one mind. What software are you using to process all these they all look amazing. Feel sad for you that the 35mm had to go not so much about the 70-300 as you would never use it anyway with that beast. Do you still have the 85mm or has that gone as well, I bet you local camera store love you. Keep the photo's coming Marius I love coming on here and seeing a new post in your thread.

Chris.

P.s. sorry for all the questions pal.

mar1u5 · Jun 14, 2011

The weather was not cooperating. It was sunny, but chilly as all hell because the wind was blowing real hard. And the water was is no way near any comfortable temperature, so it wasn't exactly super fun for her. But it was her choice, so no need to feel sorry for her

I sold the 85mm f1.4g because I had both it and the 50mm f1.4g on a shoot, and all I kept using was the 50mm - so really no need for me to keep the 85. Even if the 85 is a bit sharper than the 50, Then again, the 70-200 looks sharper than he 50 (!). Software is, as always, photoshop (cs5). Feel free to ask anything, except questions about how I post process anything. Gear, shooting, whatever else you might want to know and I'll answer as best I can.