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This little series of videos might be worth watching for some of you - plus they are rather humourus so its easy watching










Oh and just incase you're wondering here is the opposite:
 
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No problem :)
Hope that they can inspire some to think a little outside of the box when shooting - no matter the tools they are using
 
That was awesome! I loved the last video because it showed that (like he said) you just gotta have some passion. It was also interesting to note that she knew what was supposed to look good just didn't know how to execute a good shot. However, she was a model and that was her job; looking good. It makes me wonder... We as photographers, could we be models?
 
That was awesome! I loved the last video because it showed that (like he said) you just gotta have some passion. It was also interesting to note that she knew what was supposed to look good just didn't know how to execute a good shot. However, she was a model and that was her job; looking good. It makes me wonder... We as photographers, could we be models?
If you look like most people on this forum, probably not.
 
Just more proof that its the Indian, not the arrow.

Thanks for the vids, great fun to watch!
 
I enjoyed watching these but I'll be sure not to let my wife see them or my buying future will be screwed.
 
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Glad they are proving useful :)
One thing I like about them as opposed to the popular "great photos taken with an iphone" example that became popular a while back is that these were done with all entry level gear (heck the 4th one you don't even have a pro model - just a regular guy - regular lights and a cheap camera). The iphone great photos were all done with some silly expensive pro lighting, model, hair and makeup setup - nice example concerning the recording body, but rather out of reach for the average hobbyist to afford all that if they can only get the cheap camera
 
All of these were excellent examples. Thanks for the posting.

The most inspirational video for me was Eric Wong (the pink Rollei). I was drawn by his creative process. But more importantly was a few of his words. In case anyone missed it, replay at mark 8:20.
 
That was awesome! I loved the last video because it showed that (like he said) you just gotta have some passion. It was also interesting to note that she knew what was supposed to look good just didn't know how to execute a good shot. However, she was a model and that was her job; looking good. It makes me wonder... We as photographers, could we be models?
If you look like most people on this forum, probably not.

You callin' me ugly?

:-P
 
That was awesome! I loved the last video because it showed that (like he said) you just gotta have some passion. It was also interesting to note that she knew what was supposed to look good just didn't know how to execute a good shot. However, she was a model and that was her job; looking good. It makes me wonder... We as photographers, could we be models?
If you look like most people on this forum, probably not.

You callin' me ugly?

:-P
Are you a fat 40 year old dude who doesnt shave? If so, yes. LOL
 

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