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Been a while since i posted in here...Been a while since I've done any serious shooting to be honest! Been enjoying myself for summer though so I don't mind too much. Here's a couple of the new addition to the family.
Gorgeous dog!
Nice work. Even though you are packing high end gear, 5dx/35l you do not go for all out sharpness. Your images are certainly stand out, not to everyone's taste I'm sure, but I definitely recognise your processing style.
It's a bit of a trend at the moment, that style of processing. I've seen a hell of a lot of wedding/event photographers using that in the last year. It seems to be a cleaner version of the 70s style of photos you used to see.
Personally it's not my cuppa but it must be making people money as it's so popular currently. Not sure why but it seems kind of odd to me, as if the processing went wonky in a lab
Personally it's not my cuppa but it must be making people money as it's so popular currently. Not sure why but it seems kind of odd to me, as if the processing went wonky in a lab
It's a bit of a trend at the moment, that style of processing. I've seen a hell of a lot of wedding/event photographers using that in the last year. It seems to be a cleaner version of the 70s style of photos you used to see.
Personally it's not my cuppa but it must be making people money as it's so popular currently. Not sure why but it seems kind of odd to me, as if the processing went wonky in a lab
True, VSCO pack 3 etc
Thanks for the comments. Since getting the 35L a month ago I've found I don't really have to do that much processing, it just gives a beautiful image SOOC. I used to have a tendency go all out with loads of local adjustments, too much clarity etc.
That image wasn't VSCO, just -100 Saturation, +20 contrast and some curves to push the shadows and pull the highlights down a bit, 1 minute job really.
I do agree the pushed shadow w/ curves look is very cliché at the moment but I still think it looks nice, so until I develop something more original I'll probably stick with it.
I like the way the 35L renders colour as well, gives the images a nice pop. As I said, this was just practice shooting people ahead of my first wedding. Hopefully I'll be able to get some nice images for the couple in 3 weeks! -
That image wasn't VSCO, just -100 Saturation, +20 contrast and some curves to push the shadows and pull the highlights down a bit, 1 minute job really.
I do agree the pushed shadow w/ curves look is very cliché at the moment but I still think it looks nice, so until I develop something more original I'll probably stick with it.
I like the way the 35L renders colour as well, gives the images a nice pop. As I said, this was just practice shooting people ahead of my first wedding. Hopefully I'll be able to get some nice images for the couple in 3 weeks! -
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A couple I took yesterday of the Reds at Portrush Airshow:
Red Arrows - Portrush by Jordan Daze, on Flickr
Red Arrows - Portrush by Jordan Daze, on Flickr
Red Arrows - Portrush by Jordan Daze, on Flickr
Red Arrows - Portrush by Jordan Daze, on Flickr
A couple I took yesterday of the Reds at Portrush Airshow:
That's absolutely fantastic!
Just a couple from my visit to Nevada and Arizona recently, valley of fire was just too hit to be out of the car for more than 2 minutes so taking pics was tricky!
that sign looks familiar
When i was over in Vegas the Valley of Fire was my favourite trip out. Superb landscape.
The Beehives.
It was just so hot, got out for a minute once inside the park and sweat was running down my face instantly it was ridiculous ! Stunning place though wish It had been a little cooler so we could have walked a bit but I think it was about 49degrees ish
At it again.
Superstars-0001 by Bryan Janes, on Flickr
Crazy upside down spinny man.
London Street Dancer by Bryan Janes, on Flickr
Superstars-0001 by Bryan Janes, on Flickr
Crazy upside down spinny man.
London Street Dancer by Bryan Janes, on Flickr
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