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09/16/2010 07:31:39 PM · #1 |
After having looked at every single photograph in Laurie Bartley’s portfolio I was left speechless. I am constantly surfing the web looking for new fashion photographers, or at least new to me, looking for inspiration. Laurie is able to take a natural looking scene, for instance like the featured photograph above taken place at a grocery store, and make it look so much cooler then what it is.
There is a cinematic quality to the photographs that feels like each photo is a still from a movie. Bartley has the ability to light a scene so naturally that the ambience is not lost but the subject still pops out of the scene. Brilliant work. Check out: //www.lauriebartley.com/
lets latke gueses about how this guy light hes pcitures its just awesome |
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09/16/2010 07:45:41 PM · #2 |
| i would love to look at the pics later. Out and about right now... |
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09/16/2010 07:49:11 PM · #3 |
Originally posted by ScooterMcNutty:
i would love to look at the pics later. Out and about right now... |
look them now! haha |
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09/16/2010 08:21:22 PM · #4 |
Parsed the link. Some nice work there....kind of a gritty/urban feel.
Message edited by author 2010-09-16 20:21:43. |
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09/16/2010 09:08:14 PM · #5 |
Having looked at only a couple. He doesn't light these at all. There is no fill and you don't see any catchlights. The photog is just choosing interesting locations where the ambient light from all directions.
Still very creative. |
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09/16/2010 09:22:31 PM · #6 |
Originally posted by jwillerton:
Having looked at only a couple. He doesn't light these at all. There is no fill and you don't see any catchlights. The photog is just choosing interesting locations where the ambient light from all directions.
Still very creative. |
That's true of some of the shots, but I've looked at quite a few of them and there's some very interesting lighting being employed by the photographer in many of the shots.
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09/16/2010 10:21:38 PM · #7 |
Very creative, composition is nice, subject matter is great, everything works perfect. But as mentioned before, the photos are dull with little contrast and light. I'm not so sure I like that.
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09/17/2010 02:23:28 AM · #8 |
una camiseta amarilla vieja sobre un monolight medio chancado puede dar ese tipo de luz Rene ......jajajaja
Originally posted by renefunk:
After having looked at every single photograph in Laurie Bartley’s portfolio I was left speechless. I am constantly surfing the web looking for new fashion photographers, or at least new to me, looking for inspiration. Laurie is able to take a natural looking scene, for instance like the featured photograph above taken place at a grocery store, and make it look so much cooler then what it is.
There is a cinematic quality to the photographs that feels like each photo is a still from a movie. Bartley has the ability to light a scene so naturally that the ambience is not lost but the subject still pops out of the scene. Brilliant work. Check out: //www.lauriebartley.com/
lets latke gueses about how this guy light hes pcitures its just awesome |
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09/17/2010 09:27:51 AM · #9 |
Originally posted by nutzito:
una camiseta amarilla vieja sobre un monolight medio chancado puede dar ese tipo de luz Rene ......jajajaja
Originally posted by renefunk:
After having looked at every single photograph in Laurie Bartley’s portfolio I was left speechless. I am constantly surfing the web looking for new fashion photographers, or at least new to me, looking for inspiration. Laurie is able to take a natural looking scene, for instance like the featured photograph above taken place at a grocery store, and make it look so much cooler then what it is.
There is a cinematic quality to the photographs that feels like each photo is a still from a movie. Bartley has the ability to light a scene so naturally that the ambience is not lost but the subject still pops out of the scene. Brilliant work. Check out: //www.lauriebartley.com/
lets latke gueses about how this guy light hes pcitures its just awesome |
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LOL Yeah. |
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09/17/2010 01:18:01 PM · #10 |
Originally posted by nutzito:
una camiseta amarilla vieja sobre un monolight medio chancado puede dar ese tipo de luz Rene ......jajajaja
Originally posted by renefunk:
After having looked at every single photograph in Laurie Bartley’s portfolio I was left speechless. I am constantly surfing the web looking for new fashion photographers, or at least new to me, looking for inspiration. Laurie is able to take a natural looking scene, for instance like the featured photograph above taken place at a grocery store, and make it look so much cooler then what it is.
There is a cinematic quality to the photographs that feels like each photo is a still from a movie. Bartley has the ability to light a scene so naturally that the ambience is not lost but the subject still pops out of the scene. Brilliant work. Check out: //www.lauriebartley.com/
lets latke gueses about how this guy light hes pcitures its just awesome |
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jajajajaja
, pero q finoo |
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09/17/2010 01:43:23 PM · #11 |
| That photographer is OK, but check out this awesome photographer right here at DPC! |
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09/17/2010 01:44:26 PM · #12 |
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09/17/2010 02:35:30 PM · #13 |
I knew this thread was about me, as soon as I saw the title of the thread! :P
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09/17/2010 05:52:22 PM · #14 |
Originally posted by jwillerton:
Having looked at only a couple. He doesn't light these at all. There is no fill and you don't see any catchlights. The photog is just choosing interesting locations where the ambient light from all directions.
Still very creative. |
do you think? i think he used something very like they used in the movies or something |
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09/18/2010 11:08:12 PM · #15 |
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09/19/2010 12:06:55 AM · #16 |
I found this guy's work. Check it out, it blew me away!
Here is the link |
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09/19/2010 03:10:23 AM · #17 |
I LOVE his work. very nice models used with VERY creative way. I think photography is NOT all about lights or what kind of lens you have, it's all about imagination. That's what this guy is doing.
my 2 cents. |
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10/02/2010 01:11:28 PM · #18 |
oops.
Message edited by author 2010-10-02 14:11:08. |
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10/05/2010 08:14:04 PM · #19 |
I love his pictures, they are very creative, each composition is very well though out. I would love to see the same thing done with ordinary people, not what we consider "good looking", with perfect bodies and perfect faces. Would they still have the same impact? It's the same thing when I see super cool architectural photos and I see that the house or whatever it is is just super duper nice. What if it was just a regular crappy triple decker where middle class people live.
I also like how his website is set up. Do you guys think it's flash or just java? |
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