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February 28, 2005 11:35 AM Subscribe
To me, there is a big difference between an extraordinary photograph and a photograph of an extraordinary vista. Sorta like how anybody can take a nice shot of a colorful sunset.
I would love to have the opportunity to visit (and photograph) all of the places he has been, however!
posted by spock at 12:23 PM on February 28, 2005
I would love to have the opportunity to visit (and photograph) all of the places he has been, however!
posted by spock at 12:23 PM on February 28, 2005
For me, the best times to photograph are first thing in the morning; sometimes as early as 4am and late in the evening; just after sunset.
The first rule of landscape photography.
I wish the photographs were bigger, but they sure are beautiful.
posted by Arch Stanton at 12:47 PM on February 28, 2005
The first rule of landscape photography.
I wish the photographs were bigger, but they sure are beautiful.
posted by Arch Stanton at 12:47 PM on February 28, 2005
It is pretty, but I cannot help thinking "Bruce Percy, Photographer of LightTM"
posted by norm at 1:03 PM on February 28, 2005
posted by norm at 1:03 PM on February 28, 2005
Sorta like how anybody can take a nice shot of a colorful sunset.
Anyone can take a nice SNAPSHOT of a colorful sunset. Not everyone can take a nice photo of a colorful sunset. Big difference. What you see in this guy's work is not just showing up and clicking off a shot. There is a lot of work that goes into making a finished photo look like what you see here. If you don't believe me, feel free to try it yourself.
posted by spicynuts at 1:16 PM on February 28, 2005
Anyone can take a nice SNAPSHOT of a colorful sunset. Not everyone can take a nice photo of a colorful sunset. Big difference. What you see in this guy's work is not just showing up and clicking off a shot. There is a lot of work that goes into making a finished photo look like what you see here. If you don't believe me, feel free to try it yourself.
posted by spicynuts at 1:16 PM on February 28, 2005
I always thought of "lens cap off?" as being the first rule.
posted by devbrain at 1:25 PM on February 28, 2005
posted by devbrain at 1:25 PM on February 28, 2005
I always thought of "lens cap off?" as being the first rule.
"load camera" is on the list too. I can't remember the order, but I know they're all in the top 5.
posted by Arch Stanton at 1:38 PM on February 28, 2005
"load camera" is on the list too. I can't remember the order, but I know they're all in the top 5.
posted by Arch Stanton at 1:38 PM on February 28, 2005
What you see in this guy's work is not just showing up and clicking off a shot.
Yup. It's amazing what talent, experience, location, timing, hard work, and medium format equipment can do.
posted by scheptech at 1:53 PM on February 28, 2005
Yup. It's amazing what talent, experience, location, timing, hard work, and medium format equipment can do.
posted by scheptech at 1:53 PM on February 28, 2005
This is excellent.
A great photographer easily and capably reminds me of why I'm a rank amateur who gets lucky from time to time (with a good picture, minds out of the gutter, lads).
posted by fenriq at 2:21 PM on February 28, 2005
A great photographer easily and capably reminds me of why I'm a rank amateur who gets lucky from time to time (with a good picture, minds out of the gutter, lads).
posted by fenriq at 2:21 PM on February 28, 2005
These are great photos, thanks for posting them, I've never heard of this guy before.
posted by chill at 3:50 PM on February 28, 2005
posted by chill at 3:50 PM on February 28, 2005
A dilettante makes what he does look difficult while a master makes the difficult look easy.
Wonderful pictures, Gyan. Thanks for posting them.
posted by RMALCOLM at 3:58 PM on February 28, 2005
Wonderful pictures, Gyan. Thanks for posting them.
posted by RMALCOLM at 3:58 PM on February 28, 2005
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