[bigdoughnut69]

Night shots taken last night. Bridge shot in the winter.

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i love chicago. just the photos give me butterflies in my stomach. i try to go as much as possible

[wafflecakee]

For my upcoming show.

Teaser by great deku tree, on Flickr

[MarcoFromHouston]

Silhouette of an OG.

[mn1_fuckos]

went out to kentucky last month with some friends and their hot rods

[mn1_fuckos]

This ones for doodle!

i went in the studio with all the expensive ass equipment i have access to laser trigger and everything and even those werent fast enough to completely freeze the water. Not tryin to discourage you just trying to say that sometimes the move interesting images are the ones you can control. Keep refining your skills and learning new skills! I cant wait to see what you come up with next. BTW Marco over here motivated me to post. great images guys keep up the good work

Shot with
profoto acute 2400
2 heads
2-1x3 soft boxes
phase one 645DF
Phase one p25+




Detail taken from the image above its the top right of the cup. you can still see some motion blur where the water isn't completely frozen

[Doodle]

Wow! That close up!!
Thanks man, I know what you mean, I'm just really fascinated with the splash stuff. I'll keep working on it. I know this might be a stupid question but how do you get that everything is black around the glass? Just a black backdrop or is that done in photoshop?
Those Chicago shots are nice, I also really like night time photography I'm going to be doing some night time work this next weekend coming up.

Also, I was approached by an old friend i went to high school with, he's an amazing guitar player (classical guitar), just graduated and what not and is setting up a website and asked me to take photos of him playing guitar etc. Should be int eh next couple of weeks, I'm excited!

Well enough words, I don't have any new photos since i've been super busy with school but here's an older one I like to get into the summer mood.

[mn1_fuckos]

Put a black backdrop 5ft behind the subject. It can be anything even a bed sheet tshirt and place your flash or flashes 90 degrees camera left or right or both. That way the light isn't spilling on your background and use a longer lens if you have one. With a lens hood to avoid lens flare. that will give you a black background all you have to do is up the contrast a tiny bit in post to get a clean black background.

If you have any more questions feel free to message me. No question is stupid trust me I deal with students everyday.