Photographer
Garry k
Posts: 30131
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Photographer
Garry k
Posts: 30131
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Bump ...I really think people should look at his work if they havent already,
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John Landers
Posts: 374
Miami Beach, Florida, US
I love fotodecadent. Thanks for highlighting this series!
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Gary Blanchette
Posts: 5137
Irvine, California, US
Brilliant work! A lot of effort by all involved. Model, MUA, Stylist, as well as Photographer should all be commended for such an awesome end result.
Photographer
Garry k
Posts: 30131
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Photographer
Garry k
Posts: 30131
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Bump ( for the final time )
Model
Memi Haute
Posts: 7241
I love the first shot! 
Photographer
500 Gigs of Desire
Posts: 3833
New York, New York, US
The tree shot (Weeping Willow??) is stunning.
Photographer
Garry k
Posts: 30131
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Eric S. wrote:
The tree shot (Weeping Willow??) is stunning. I agree . I like it best of them all
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BTHPhoto
Posts: 6985
Fairbanks, Alaska, US
They are impressive, no two ways about it. However I'd bet money that if some unknown, non-full-time non-pro-commercial-photographer posted any one of them on MM without the pretentious text in the corner he'd get some less than flattering comments about it.
Photographer
Garry k
Posts: 30131
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Tim Hammond wrote:
They are impressive, no two ways about it. However I'd bet money that if some unknown, non-full-time non-pro-commercial-photographer posted any one of them on MM without the pretentious text in the corner he'd get some less than flattering comments about it. MM can be an unfriendly place , friend
Photographer
John Landers
Posts: 374
Miami Beach, Florida, US
Tim Hammond wrote:
However I'd bet money that if some unknown, non-full-time non-pro-commercial-photographer posted any one of them on MM without the pretentious text in the corner he'd get some less than flattering comments about it. A Critique forum prank? Very, very tempting . . .
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Ron Casas Photography
Posts: 813
Chapin, South Carolina, US
Tim Hammond wrote:
They are impressive, no two ways about it. However I'd bet money that if some unknown, non-full-time non-pro-commercial-photographer posted any one of them on MM without the pretentious text in the corner he'd get some less than flattering comments about it. Agreed......
Some cool stuff for sure⦠I like some and donât like others, our work is so subjectiveâ¦.
If it were me shooting it, I would get hammered on this or that is wrong: Oh the skin is too soft in this one, the skin tones are off, you cropped off her knee, Not the wing!!!!
Not one person thus far had any constructive criticism for the set of photos.
Photographer
Garry k
Posts: 30131
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Ron Casas wrote:
Agreed......
Some cool stuff for sure⦠I like some and donât like others, our work is so subjectiveâ¦.
If it were me shooting it, I would get hammered on this or that is wrong: Oh the skin is too soft in this one, the skin tones are off, you cropped off her knee, Not the wing!!!!
Not one person thus far had any constructive criticism for the set of photos. I think the work is so good that it is beyond criticism
Photographer
toan thai photography
Posts: 697
Montgomery Village, Maryland, US
neh, i don't care for the work either.
Photographer
Mark
Posts: 2978
New York, New York, US
Ah its mostly styling and hair make up, not the best photography if you ask me
Photographer
aduro visum
Posts: 220
Sacramento, California, US
I love the photos, the styling is amazing. But I wouldn't herald any of it as a new era of fashion photography. This is standard fare for most non-mainstream fashion mags.
Photographer
LightLab Studios
Posts: 755
Seattle, Washington, US
Tim Hammond wrote:
They are impressive, no two ways about it. However I'd bet money that if some unknown, non-full-time non-pro-commercial-photographer posted any one of them on MM without the pretentious text in the corner he'd get some less than flattering comments about it. people tend to be more critical of what they cannot do themselves.
i have a photographer friend who if i show him amazing photograhry, he just gets defensive and says they're trust-funders who get all the breaks. he'll never admit they're better photographers.
he had a few good years with stock imagery, but that is behind him now. he constantly brings up the past. definitely bitter.
Photographer
LightLab Studios
Posts: 755
Seattle, Washington, US
anyone know if dusan has a website? i couldn't find one.
or who his rep is?
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