He uses a point-and-shoot to get that completely overused ring-light look? What a fantastically talented sonofabitch. I wonder if he flunked out of art school the first year or the second year?
you should probably do some research into photography techniques before commenting. You need to use a “ring flash”. you can’t get the “overused ring-light” look with a point and shoot. If he’s going for a particular look then maybe thats why he’s using a contax G and T3. sometimes its also easier for the model to relax and “give” some better shots when there isn’t a huge camera stuffed in their face. I should also add that there have been many cases where established photogs use polaroids for acutal output. I hope you were being sarcastic.
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He uses a point-and-shoot to get that completely overused ring-light look? What a fantastically talented sonofabitch. I wonder if he flunked out of art school the first year or the second year?
Hack.
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Posted 07 Oct 2007 at 6:29 pm ¶“dl”
you should probably do some research into photography techniques before commenting. You need to use a “ring flash”. you can’t get the “overused ring-light” look with a point and shoot. If he’s going for a particular look then maybe thats why he’s using a contax G and T3. sometimes its also easier for the model to relax and “give” some better shots when there isn’t a huge camera stuffed in their face. I should also add that there have been many cases where established photogs use polaroids for acutal output. I hope you were being sarcastic.
Anon.
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Posted 25 Dec 2009 at 3:29 am ¶hell, i heard that he just got bad eyes.
and after he saw what that little yashica t4 could do, then he said that he didn’t needed to carry a huge camera anymore. and focus for that matter.
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