gavin martin

Such a lucky find, this guy was feeding on a Gazelle he'd dragged up a

tree (Mara Reserve, Africa). Had to use a 400 zoom + teleconverter to

get my maximum zoom from where we were parked up. That meant relying

on manual focus, and being handheld it's a miracle I got the image

this sharp

 

Your thoughts are welcome.

I'd love this had you been daring enought to crop tightly down and make it a panoramic shot. As it is I still like it a lot. Great shot and well done!

WOAH! Your shots here are deeply disturbing! Wonderful stuff and well done for it... I like!!!

 

C'mon though, don't they scare you a little?

What a lovely shot. Very evocative too. Instantly it sets my mind raising questions.

 

I'd love a copy on my wall!

Thoughts, comments and feedback are always welcomed

A wonderfully simple and clean image - great tonality. Very pleasing to explore

an interesting study

I'm not a fan of the manipulation on this shot, it detracts and distracts you from the image

Some fill in flash through a diffuser would have helped this picture

hard setup to light with dark suit & background. Unfortunately the clothing is lost which i think detracts from what could have been a nice image.

simply divine!

a little too airbrushed for my personal tastes but a nice setup. Well done

fantastic image! Great colour & wonderfully quirky.

 

Really well set up and I like the treatment that you've used on this too. Is that an emulsion lift from sheet film?

nicely setup and composed shot - very original

Nice setup but I find the guy in the foreground more of a distraction than an enhancement - perhaps if the model had looked away it would have given the image a more informal and slightly ultra-real look

Thoughts comments and ideas are welcomed

 

Gavin

You never told me about these ones. They're fantastic!

 

see you later

 

Gav

One of the PR shots from a recent band shoot

 

Comments are always welcome

 

Gavin

lovely shot, really catches and holds the viewer

A little dark in tone for my taste but a nice shot with original perspective

Comments are welcome

Part of a series of live shots taken at a recent gig. This one in particular stood out to me. I'd be interested to see if others like this shot. See www.urban-landscapes.co.uk for more

Lovely shot. The muted tones make the image. I wouldn't worry if it's a little more blown out than you had expected. More saturation would be too much.

 

Were I to be really picky I'd have rotated the image slightly to lower the left end of the horizon to be level. Fortunately I'm not really picky though so I say "top shot".

 

all the best

 

Gavin

Comments are always welcome.

 

Thanks,

Gavin

 

www.urban-landscapes.co.uk

Comments and critiques are welcomed