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Richard Booth Registered: Oct 02, 2003 Total Posts: 1196 Country: United States |
Check out the latest issue of F11 online free magazine, which features Bill Gekas. He is an Australian photographer who has a unique style of shooting portraits themed on classic painters. BTW, I have NO affiliation with the magazine. It is a worthwhile read. |
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yogi3939 Registered: Oct 19, 2005 Total Posts: 1270 Country: United States |
It would have helped to include a link. |
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Richard Booth Registered: Oct 02, 2003 Total Posts: 1196 Country: United States |
Or you could have just typed in F11 magazine in your browser. |
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sbv20 Registered: Sep 19, 2005 Total Posts: 135 Country: United States |
2 posts still no link? |
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GCasey Registered: May 30, 2006 Total Posts: 1125 Country: United States |
Try this: http://www.f11magazine.com/site/ |
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friscoron Registered: Oct 07, 2009 Total Posts: 3402 Country: United States |
Very interesting, incredible user of very soft, under-stated light. Here's the link: |
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yogi3939 Registered: Oct 19, 2005 Total Posts: 1270 Country: United States |
Web addresses are not always that easy and besides I am not interested in the works of smart a$$ photogs. |
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nolaguy Registered: Mar 09, 2011 Total Posts: 284 Country: United States |
Thanks, Richard. A good read and lovely work. |
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Richard Booth Registered: Oct 02, 2003 Total Posts: 1196 Country: United States |
Good grief. I was only trying to share something I thought was unique with members of the forum. I more or less figured if you could handle a DSLR you would be able to type in the name of the magazine. If you post a link, some people think you are trying to promote something; if you don't they call you smart ass. This isn't my work. If you can't be bothered to type a line, move on. Glad most of you took the time to look. It's what this place is all about. |
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jforkner Registered: Dec 02, 2008 Total Posts: 329 Country: United States |
Works now. |
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bbourizk Registered: Oct 11, 2011 Total Posts: 1026 Country: Australia |
A lot of his work is on 500px as well...If I'm not mistaken that';s his daughter and together they have produced some beautiful images. |
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Jim Rickards Registered: Dec 02, 2003 Total Posts: 9355 Country: Germany |
Richard Booth wrote: |
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novicesnapper Registered: Nov 15, 2012 Total Posts: 46 Country: United States |
jforkner wrote: |
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matt1116 Registered: Jul 28, 2006 Total Posts: 128 Country: Canada |
Thanks for the post. Like the look of the portraits. |
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HawksFan66 Registered: Jan 30, 2008 Total Posts: 445 Country: United States |
matt1116 wrote: |
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Michaelparris Registered: Sep 15, 2008 Total Posts: 1703 Country: United States |
Different strokes for........I loved it showed it to my wife she absolutely hated it. Too over processed and perfect in her eyes. The faces are a bit unnatural but that is what he was going for. |
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daverowe Registered: Sep 07, 2008 Total Posts: 1533 Country: United States |
thanks for the link richard. dont mind the vast population of a$$hats on this site |
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Michaelparris Registered: Sep 15, 2008 Total Posts: 1703 Country: United States |
daverowe wrote: |
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eltano Registered: Jul 06, 2006 Total Posts: 491 Country: United States |
I like it too, very interesting with a different approach. |
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derry1 Registered: Jun 29, 2009 Total Posts: 1262 Country: United States |
I have been a subscriber to F11 since it started,, |