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Ralph Lemarechal

Ralph Lemarechal

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Thanks for the link. Your pictures are very emotional.
I am very impressed by your use of 10.5 for portraits.

Your flash was 'off', but on some shots there was light on the subject from camera side. What was the light source?
Regards,
Art Almazov
 
Great shot! I see the indication for the wide angle lens.
Richard
 
Love your pictures. As posted on your website, you anticipated a second after pressing the shutter. Also posted that you used rear-sync for long exposures. Question is why not front-sync? Wouldn't you miss an opportunity/framing by doing rear-sync? I do not doubt your ability to take pictures, but wouldn't it be easier? Just little confused :( Please explain.
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http://www.pbase.com/photo1snapper/root
 
Hi Ralph

Loved looking at your gallery. Some of the most original and fascinating pics I have seen in a long time. It is so refreshing to observe a master of his craft at work instead of listening to someone talking about equipment all of the time. Truly inspirational....I feel like I have been to the twilight zone and back.
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Ellar

http://web.mac.com/paullloydroach/iWeb/Site/Welcome.html
 
I spent six weeks working on a project in Amsterdam last year and I didn't go to any clubs (mostly because I hate cigarette smoke).

After seeing your pics I'm banging my head against the wall for not going.

Very nice work!!

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-Stephen
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Nice pic remove the blue line on her right shoulder and it will be better. Certainly looks better than the old bangers we get in the clubs round here.
 
Very good pictures, very impressive!

Did you use your Fisheye for this picture (10.5mm)? If yes, is the distortion was corrected with a software or you just did a crop ?

Thanks!
 
excellent pics, I'm amazed by the club/s. Where is this? I also would like some info on crop / ps work as this is a very nice lens but I wouldn't have thought it could do such a nice portrait.
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Harry
 
--some interesting places you go also...LOL.... CONGRATS
MATTinNE_FL
 
thx !

flash was on, rear curtain. I should take it off the camera more often though !

Ralph
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http://www.digitalfrog.nl/exhibit
Almazov said:
Thanks for the link. Your pictures are very emotional.
I am very impressed by your use of 10.5 for portraits.
Your flash was 'off', but on some shots there was light on the
subject from camera side. What was the light source?
Regards,
Art Almazov
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.............but you haven't heard it from me yet! I have to agree with most of the other posters. Your stuff is very refreshing to look at. And the shot you posted of her is simply great. Has she seen this shot? If not, I'd suggest try to do so!! If you're married maybe that wouldn't be such a good idea !!

Ray.........
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'When trying to make art, don't make the camera do all the work.' from CBS Videographer Darryl Barton at NPPA boot camp.
 
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