Richard Markese Photography

[Chris96940]

Anyone familiar with Markese photography? I've been following some of his work on his website for a few months now and ran into more of his work at soakmag.

I was wondering if anyone was familiar with what technique he uses, equipment, etc.... How does he achieve these types of photos? I think he does great work and I would love to experiment with that kind of lighting. What would be a good way for me to start learning this type of photography (Besides a beautiful model of course)? Here's the link to some of his work:

http://www.soakmag.com/soakgirls.asp
http://www.markesephotography.com

By the way, we have the same first name

 

[Rory Toop]

Hi,

I've seen his work, and i like it myself.

I believe he may even be a member of this site, i know i've seen his work either here or photosig. did you try emailing him?

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[newyorkgroove]

get a big room, 2-3 nice 1000w lights, lots of gold reflectors and lots of cinefoil..

also, the REALLY hot models help.

Anyone familiar with Markese photography? I've been following some
of his work on his website for a few months now and ran into more
of his work at soakmag.

I was wondering if anyone was familiar with what technique he uses,
equipment, etc.... How does he achieve these types of photos? I
think he does great work and I would love to experiment with that
kind of lighting. What would be a good way for me to start
learning this type of photography (Besides a beautiful model of
course)? Here's the link to some of his work:

http://www.soakmag.com/soakgirls.asp
http://www.markesephotography.com

By the way, we have the same first name

 

[George Thompson]

http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1025&message=5800052

He posts here. Try a search on Markese in this forum.
GT

Anyone familiar with Markese photography? I've been following some
of his work on his website for a few months now and ran into more
of his work at soakmag.

I was wondering if anyone was familiar with what technique he uses,
equipment, etc.... How does he achieve these types of photos? I
think he does great work and I would love to experiment with that
kind of lighting. What would be a good way for me to start
learning this type of photography (Besides a beautiful model of
course)? Here's the link to some of his work:

http://www.soakmag.com/soakgirls.asp
http://www.markesephotography.com

By the way, we have the same first name

 

[Adam102389]

yeah Ive seen some of his work before, and I like it as well

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[Jason Stoller]

I think I have the link to his OMP site. Send me a private email if you want it. He is in chicago and is an excellent from what I have seen of his work.

Jason

Anyone familiar with Markese photography? I've been following some
of his work on his website for a few months now and ran into more
of his work at soakmag.

I was wondering if anyone was familiar with what technique he uses,
equipment, etc.... How does he achieve these types of photos? I
think he does great work and I would love to experiment with that
kind of lighting. What would be a good way for me to start
learning this type of photography (Besides a beautiful model of
course)? Here's the link to some of his work:

http://www.soakmag.com/soakgirls.asp
http://www.markesephotography.com

By the way, we have the same first name

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[Chris96940]

Excuse my stupidity but what are cinefoils?

also, the REALLY hot models help.

Anyone familiar with Markese photography? I've been following some
of his work on his website for a few months now and ran into more
of his work at soakmag.

I was wondering if anyone was familiar with what technique he uses,
equipment, etc.... How does he achieve these types of photos? I
think he does great work and I would love to experiment with that
kind of lighting. What would be a good way for me to start
learning this type of photography (Besides a beautiful model of
course)? Here's the link to some of his work:

http://www.soakmag.com/soakgirls.asp
http://www.markesephotography.com

By the way, we have the same first name

 

[George Thompson]

http://www.rosco-ca.com/products/video/cinefoil.html
http://www.rosco-ca.com/products/video/video-cinegel.html

Cinefoil is heat resistant foil and gels used on hotlights for film and video.
GT

also, the REALLY hot models help.

Anyone familiar with Markese photography? I've been following some
of his work on his website for a few months now and ran into more
of his work at soakmag.

I was wondering if anyone was familiar with what technique he uses,
equipment, etc.... How does he achieve these types of photos? I
think he does great work and I would love to experiment with that
kind of lighting. What would be a good way for me to start
learning this type of photography (Besides a beautiful model of
course)? Here's the link to some of his work:

http://www.soakmag.com/soakgirls.asp
http://www.markesephotography.com

By the way, we have the same first name

 

[Michael Ant]

Her uses hot lights as someone else said. He came on here last month asking about strobes which I thought was interesting. He does great work but he is a perfect example of why you should learn to use strobes first.

 

[Jason Stoller]

Well it does not matter to me what he uses. His work is very good. He is also has made his mark in the style of shooting that he does. I sort of look at Richard's work like I look at Paul Popes work, both are excellent.

Jason

Her uses hot lights as someone else said. He came on here last
month asking about strobes which I thought was interesting. He does
great work but he is a perfect example of why you should learn to
use strobes first.

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Jason Stoller [email protected]

We are just Beta Testers who pay the Camera Companies to test their new products!

 

[Chris96940]

Ahhhh gotcha..... Thanks for the info.

Cinefoil is heat resistant foil and gels used on hotlights for film
and video.
GT

also, the REALLY hot models help.

Anyone familiar with Markese photography? I've been following some
of his work on his website for a few months now and ran into more
of his work at soakmag.

I was wondering if anyone was familiar with what technique he uses,
equipment, etc.... How does he achieve these types of photos? I
think he does great work and I would love to experiment with that
kind of lighting. What would be a good way for me to start
learning this type of photography (Besides a beautiful model of
course)? Here's the link to some of his work:

http://www.soakmag.com/soakgirls.asp
http://www.markesephotography.com

By the way, we have the same first name