Archive 2008 · Japan Photography
p.24 #1Japan Photography
AlainPhoto wrote:
I am now away for two weeks, so no new images, but here is a test with the mk4 : it's a 100% crop, please clic it for the full image in HD !
The non-cropped one looks much better
but that is some amazing detail- you can see the texture of her skin UNDERNEATH the make-up.
I am now away for two weeks, so no new images, but here is a test with the mk4 : it's a 100% crop, please clic it for the full image in HD !
The non-cropped one looks much better
but that is some amazing detail- you can see the texture of her skin UNDERNEATH the make-up.May 11, 2010 at 09:49 AM
p.24 #2Japan Photography
well, I have to say you can see the same skin details with mk3 : they are both excellent cameras, the resolution advantage of the mk4 is very nice, but it is not a revolution 
I have been very happy with mk3, mk4 sounds like "who, they did even better"
I have been very happy with mk3, mk4 sounds like "who, they did even better"
May 15, 2010 at 01:31 AM
p.24 #6Japan Photography
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful! I'm a big fan.
- Voltaire
- Voltaire
May 16, 2010 at 07:09 AM
p.24 #7Japan Photography
hallo Alain,
good motif, fantastic colors, I like it. Done with 200/2.0?
Otto
good motif, fantastic colors, I like it. Done with 200/2.0?
Otto
May 16, 2010 at 11:31 AM
p.24 #8Japan Photography
Grognard > the best is she won the tournament, and there were maybe a thousand women in it
all beautiful kimonos, but it was way to crowded and hard to shoot (no move possible) ... one day I will do it properly, with time and space, light and background
deniz > thanks and welcome on board !
voltaire > thanks too !
Otto > nope, this is 70-200 2.8 IS I at 150mm, I had not the 200 2.0 at the time ... anyway I could not move so not having the zoom would have been hard !
all beautiful kimonos, but it was way to crowded and hard to shoot (no move possible) ... one day I will do it properly, with time and space, light and background
deniz > thanks and welcome on board !
voltaire > thanks too !
Otto > nope, this is 70-200 2.8 IS I at 150mm, I had not the 200 2.0 at the time ... anyway I could not move so not having the zoom would have been hard !
May 17, 2010 at 07:33 AM
p.24 #12Japan Photography
in fast I shot this kind of demons 4 years ago and did not get a good image, they are always very close to the wall behind them and on roofs so it was hard to find one that could give a good DOF effect !
I had to wait to get the 85II and found the above one to finaly get the image I wanted, I like the wave-like effect of the roof
sometimes you are very close to an image you like, but cannot make it, I try to accept that and keep it in mind, and try again after some time, to get what I imagined ... it happens a lot to me in Japan !
I had to wait to get the 85II and found the above one to finaly get the image I wanted, I like the wave-like effect of the roof
sometimes you are very close to an image you like, but cannot make it, I try to accept that and keep it in mind, and try again after some time, to get what I imagined ... it happens a lot to me in Japan !
May 26, 2010 at 06:44 AM
p.24 #13Japan Photography
AlainPhoto wrote:
Shoki-san ! clic to learn more
Superb work, I looked through your on-line folio last week, very enjoyable.
Thanks for so generously sharing your images (especially at a resolution that allows a decent view).
Cheers,
Rob
Shoki-san ! clic to learn more
Superb work, I looked through your on-line folio last week, very enjoyable.
Thanks for so generously sharing your images (especially at a resolution that allows a decent view).
Cheers,
Rob
May 26, 2010 at 07:48 AM
p.24 #14Japan Photography
thanks Rob
Yes I think the HD adds a lot to the images - and not only mine for sure - I just hope people will respect my work and not rehost/steal it
Yes I think the HD adds a lot to the images - and not only mine for sure - I just hope people will respect my work and not rehost/steal it
May 27, 2010 at 05:36 AM
p.24 #15Japan Photography
Alain, wonderful images again.
have you purchased the 24mm/1.4?
have you purchased the 24mm/1.4?
May 27, 2010 at 05:45 AM
p.24 #16Japan Photography
yes, I own it (mkI) since 2008, it has been my only lens below 70mm for 1.5 year and is fantastic !
nevertheless I missed flexibility as I do not like cropping, and took a 16-35 II to go with it
nevertheless I missed flexibility as I do not like cropping, and took a 16-35 II to go with it
May 27, 2010 at 05:59 AM
p.24 #19Japan Photography
GREAT! All, I can say is your work just keeps getting better and better.
AlainPhoto wrote:
http://www.alaindavreux.com/photography/Alain-Davreux_3-028-126-1.jpg
AlainPhoto wrote:
http://www.alaindavreux.com/photography/Alain-Davreux_3-028-126-1.jpg
May 31, 2010 at 07:55 AM
p.24 #20Japan Photography
well in fact this picture is from the begining of 2009
and the portrait before that is from october 2009
so I am getting worse but can maintain the illusion
anyway it is time to close the 2009 series, I have some Bali ones to show soon
and the portrait before that is from october 2009
so I am getting worse but can maintain the illusion
anyway it is time to close the 2009 series, I have some Bali ones to show soon
Jun 02, 2010 at 07:17 AM