peterfauland

to you .... and thanks for sharing your work with us. I am really happy to see that the feeling I do have about "film is back" is true ! ...

 

Cheers,

 

Peter

myself many times, I know the place well. And beyond doubt you managed to capture this scene in a spectacular way. I wonder how much more detail than on the above jpg-file one could see looking at the "original file" of yours ?

 

Many Greetings

 

Peter

downtown Berlin. From the series "Berlin by night".

.... to remove your "branding" with today's software tools. Sad, that people do it, but that's a fact.

 

I personally only upload rather small and low resolution versions which are quite strongly jpg compressed. Like this they are not useful for re-production or printing.

 

If you do not want to risk anybody stealing your work - you should not publish it on the web. Which would be a pity - as your portfolio is really GREAT !

 

Cheers

 

Peter

... I prefer "natural - one shot" images over composites. But here it's totally different: You had a vision of an images - a truly outstanding image - and you managed to construct it. I would love to get a bit more insight on how you assemble the single elements you took !? A clear 7/7 for me.

Studio Session.

Inspired by the "Big Nudes" ...

Dear all,

 

One capture from a 1930-style shooting at a nearby Chateau .... What

you think !?

digital large format photography.

... image, that leaves many questions open !? Why is she sitting there in that pose ? Is she scared ? Or just reflecting about something ....

 

Peter

Portobello Market, London, 2007.

... how a photograph like this can be not at all appreciated by anybody here ? (Or at least everybody was too lazy writing something :-) ))

 

Somehow a sad atmosphere but still I have a feeling that this little fish feels comfortable in his little world.

 

Peter

I can only agree with Brad !!

 

I know the place VERY well (have been there many times) and have hundreds of shots in my archive. I love the place and I think Tomas original shot is very nicely portraying the beauty of this place.

 

Tomas: Don't listen to these "experts" .... I know that you know the artistic value of your work.

 

Best regards

 

Peter

.. That nobody wrote something up to now ??? What an amazing snapshot !!! Right moment and the camera ready ...

Great Capture !!

 

Congratulations.

 

Peter

... I love so much (and been there so often). And you captured it so well. The sharpness and clear reflection makes this one much above "average" ....

 

Thanks for sharing it.

 

Peter

Dear Todd,

 

Thanks :-)) This old (construction 1907-1911) tunnel under the Elbe-river in hamburg is really fascinating. there are two tubes parallel and you access the entrance via huge lifts bringing you down or up.

I will upload a few more ...

 

Peter

Some say it's boring to look out of the same window every single day.Nothing changes ... Well, I don't agree. Nature is beautiyful everysingle day.

 

It was so hard to chose out of a huge amount of shots

 

Thanks for looking and all comments are welcome !

 

Peter

Castle ...

 

In the middle of nowhere on the Big Island Hawaii. Even with no nasty

dog nearby ... The place was not too inviting but even more attractive

due to the mysterious atmosphere.

 

Thanks for looking

 

Peter

... on the water between the lava islands created this special contrast.

 

Thanks for looking.

 

Peter

.. :-) I know what you mean. This is one shot of a series I am preparing for an exhibition. The slide looks MUCH more alive than the reproduction here. But I think we should not forget "real photography" as you said ....

 

Best regards

 

Peter

Blossom on lava. Hawaii. Big Island. It was amazing to find just

one single flower with in this huge lava field ....

 

Thanks for looking

 

Peter

A very striking composition ! I would have also liked it without the umbrella, but I see your point. 6/6

 

Peter

She was moving like a prima ballrina ...

 

What do you think ?

 

 

Peter

... to everybody. I like the modified version, too. Originally the picture was set up as a high key shot, but as usually there are many ways ....

 

Bye

Peter

that nobody commented on this fantastic shot ? Very elegant and lovely tones. I would only crop a fraction of an inch in the bottom part or retouche the fingers.

 

Best regards

 

Peter