Awesome Photography by clark little
05-19-2009, 03:05 PM
#11
Originally Posted by fltsfshr,May 19 2009, 06:21 PM
05-20-2009, 05:12 AM
#14
Very cool!! Thanks.
05-20-2009, 07:09 PM
#16
Registered User
^ yeah me too,
Jerry am i jealous
far from it bro far from it. Ive been in the biz way to long to be jealous. But photography is like any other game you get the lucky ones that make it.
Im far from jealous trust me, what irks me is the people that elevate certain photography cause they truly do not have a clue what they are looking at. They just go ooh pretty picture. Technically his stuff isnt hard.
Ive said enough.
Jerry am i jealous
far from it bro far from it. Ive been in the biz way to long to be jealous. But photography is like any other game you get the lucky ones that make it.Im far from jealous trust me, what irks me is the people that elevate certain photography cause they truly do not have a clue what they are looking at. They just go ooh pretty picture. Technically his stuff isnt hard.
Ive said enough.
05-21-2009, 02:51 AM
#17
Hey Zippy
What kind of a camera and settings would you use to shoot something like that?
I was in the surf shop biz for a long time. The best photographer in the surf biz till now has been aaron chang. His stuff is found in everything from fabric prints to wall murals.
aaron chang
He's not quite the one trick pony but still I have never seen shots like littles. Am I wrong or does he only get one shot till his lens is wet, the sun moves and he has to reset the shot.
I'm trying to figure out how he does it. I have never seen surf shots like that before.
Thanks
fltsfshr
What kind of a camera and settings would you use to shoot something like that?
I was in the surf shop biz for a long time. The best photographer in the surf biz till now has been aaron chang. His stuff is found in everything from fabric prints to wall murals.
aaron chang
He's not quite the one trick pony but still I have never seen shots like littles. Am I wrong or does he only get one shot till his lens is wet, the sun moves and he has to reset the shot.
I'm trying to figure out how he does it. I have never seen surf shots like that before.
Thanks
fltsfshr
05-21-2009, 04:55 AM
#19
Originally Posted by Zippy,May 21 2009, 08:33 AM
Well, let's see.....I would hire an expert.
Oh you mean that other guy. Maybe he needs an original name.
Oh you mean that other guy. Maybe he needs an original name.
05-21-2009, 05:28 AM
#20
I personally don't care if someone photoshops his/her work or not, although I like black and white photography more than color. So dramatic. The photos above probably are better in color, though.
