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Rebecca & Jesus by Adam Campbell, on Flickr
Rebecca & Jesus by Adam Campbell, on Flickr
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Photo Of The Day August 2015
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Well howdee partners!
It's been a long time since my last visit here, and it is not without reason. As some of you may remember, a friend of mine and I have created a photography-cinematograpy company, The Big Picture, and evidently, we have been busy setting that up. Along with everything that's going on in this country, and my day job, you get the picture.
Most of you also know that the MR photography forum has been an inspiration for me during my first steps in photography, and for that reason, I would like to share with you my first steps in wedding cinematography. Some of you might say, and rightly so, that this is not the place for it, but but but my long lost friends are here.
All shots are handheld, since I do not have the proper equipment yet (steadicams, rails etc) and there are a couple of scenes that I kinda botched, however, I'm getting better as I go, so I won't let you down in the future, I hope...
Cheers,
Patrick
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Embedding the video on MR, there's a silly black line which I don't why is there when mouse is over the video. Just move the mouse away
It's been a long time since my last visit here, and it is not without reason. As some of you may remember, a friend of mine and I have created a photography-cinematograpy company, The Big Picture, and evidently, we have been busy setting that up. Along with everything that's going on in this country, and my day job, you get the picture.
Most of you also know that the MR photography forum has been an inspiration for me during my first steps in photography, and for that reason, I would like to share with you my first steps in wedding cinematography. Some of you might say, and rightly so, that this is not the place for it, but but but my long lost friends are here.
All shots are handheld, since I do not have the proper equipment yet (steadicams, rails etc) and there are a couple of scenes that I kinda botched, however, I'm getting better as I go, so I won't let you down in the future, I hope...
Cheers,
Patrick
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Embedding the video on MR, there's a silly black line which I don't why is there when mouse is over the video. Just move the mouse away
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Perseid MeteorOut and about at New Lanark, a World Heritage Site near Glasgow. This is the Dundaff Linn, one of the lower falls of the Clyde. Comments always appreciated.
New Lanark 2 by another scotsman, on Flickr
New Lanark 2 by another scotsman, on Flickr
The Great Mengle Buddha Temple by Brian Li, on FlickrAnother image from the other day at the local airport again, it is an image I want to get back for capture at twilight. This time with a different view of the water feature in the courtyard which is positioned between the carpark, seen here in the background and the terminal, which was behind me as I took this image. The sky was actually completely overcast and I brought out its details in Lightroom, which surprised me, actually. 
Adelaide Airport Courtyard Water Feature by Alexander ., on Flickr
Adelaide Airport Courtyard Water Feature by Alexander ., on Flickr
Second, much better trial at shooting Perseids! Clear sky and I've seen around 15 falling down and I've been lucky to photograph some. C&C appreciated as always as it was my second try at astrophotography!
Made me laugh! It must be Summer up your way!
I know absolutely nothing about shooting and producing video but this looks fantastic to me Patrick...well done! You've captured the mood and spirit of what weddings should be and how they should feel then delivered that to the viewer.
If I ever get married again and decide to do it in Greece...you're hired. Of course if I do get married again it's because I came home with that new 600mm lens so I'm not sure I'd be able to afford your services.
Good to hear from you again,
Peter
Great to hear from you, Patrick! I hope the video business is a success for you both and that you are keeping well.
Made me laugh! It must be Summer up your way!
Thanks! It is indeed, 36 degrees the past week almost every day in the Czech Republic, gets cooler at night, which is nice
A BabySeems you can find Christ in the most peculiar of places...
Rebecca & Jesus by Adam Campbell, on Flickr
I really like your images of this stunning young lady.
Non pervy request.
I would love to see a moody shot with (daringly) no makeup.
Any chance - think of it as a customers suggestion worth a few million!
Regards
Sharkey
I really like your images of this stunning young lady.
Non pervy request.
I would love to see a moody shot with (daringly) no makeup.
Any chance - think of it as a customers suggestion worth a few million!
Regards
Sharkey
36 degrees? The New Lanark shot above was taken at 16 Celsius - that's what you call summer here!Thanks! It is indeed, 36 degrees the past week almost every day in the Czech Republic, gets cooler at night, which is nice
Welcome back. Thats a pretty impressive video. I hope the business works out, even with the difficult times your country is going through.
Out and about at New Lanark, a World Heritage Site near Glasgow. This is the Dundaff Linn, one of the lower falls of the Clyde. Comments always appreciated.
New Lanark 2 by another scotsman, on Flickr
That would be a great desktop!
Another one from Bristol. I really need to spend some time processing but not in the mood tonight.
_DSC2039 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
_DSC2039 by apple fanboy1, on FlickrAfter more than 5 years living in north of Scotland, I still do struggle with Czech summers like we have now. So I totally know what you mean! Swimming in a North Sea with 15 degrees, priceless!
I'm afraid no such photo exists. Best I can do you is this moody shot of someone else.I really like your images of this stunning young lady.
Non pervy request.
I would love to see a moody shot with (daringly) no makeup.
Any chance - think of it as a customers suggestion worth a few million!
Regards
Sharkey
Kara-Lee by Adam Campbell, on Flickr