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Images from a nude shooting last summer in Berlin. Sonja wasn't quite comfortable with that location so we left after a couple of films but you can see her reluctance at these photos. Interesting side effect. *gg*
Images from a nude shooting last summer in Berlin. Sonja wasn't quite comfortable with that location so we left after a couple of films but you can see her reluctance at these photos. Interesting side effect. *gg*
Images from a graveyard taken during a trip to Japan. This large graveyard is located in a high forest leaving all the graves mostly in the dark. We visited the site in the late afternoon after rain had fallen that day which amplified the impression of this dark moist environment.
Images from a very special shooting with a performance artist in Berlin. My job was to follow her through this old building to catch the motions and emotions of the moment. A real challenge. *gg*
The model and I were laughing when she took very spontaneously the pillow to hide her face for joking .. I asked her not to move, I knew I had an original pose for my shot. One of my personal favorite pictures.
I was lucky to visit the Graham Port Wine cellar in being the only visitor. The usual guided tour of 30mn lasted in fact 2h, and the guide let me all the time I wanted to take photos of this fascinating cellar... Very dark conditions though, shot with a Kodak P3200 at the minimum aperture of f4 that allows the XPan, then push processed by myself at 6400iso. It was a good surprise that some shots came out so good! :)
I was lucky to visit the Graham Port Wine cellar in being the only visitor. The usual guided tour of 30mn lasted in fact 2h, and the guide let me all the time I wanted to take photos of this fascinating cellar... Very dark conditions though, shot with a Kodak P3200 at the minimum aperture of f4 that allows the XPan, then push processed by myself at 6400iso. It was a good surprise that some shots came out so good! :)
I was lucky to visit the Graham Port Wine cellar in being the only visitor. The usual guided tour of 30mn lasted in fact 2h, and the guide let me all the time I wanted to take photos of this fascinating cellar... Very dark conditions though, shot with a Kodak P3200 at the minimum aperture of f4 that allows the XPan, then push processed by myself at 6400iso. It was a good surprise that some shots came out so good! :)
