jay weston

Hi Julius,

Check out some of my other similar images, its explained there.

 

Cheers,

Jay

Please view large, would love to know what you think. Thanks for

looking.

Every one of your latest 3 images - wow, wow and wow! This image is sublime perfection! :) The colour, light, composition, the people...

Hey Marek, looks pretty good, but I'd work on that sky to land blend a bit.

Thanks for looking.

What a change in perspective does... wow! Looks as if the wind is being generated from the very center of the image, from the sunset almost. Thanks for sharing Chuck!

Just thought I'd try add something extra to this one... Not the

greatest photo technically but I'm fairly pleased with the overall

result. Would like to hear what you think. Thanks for looking, view

large!

Beautiful and stunning! Your choice of composition and background are perfect, the tones all go together seamlessly. I would possibly slice the smallest amount off the top, but really... Love the rest of your portfolio as well, especially 'ladder'

 

Thanks for sharing.

Thanks Gary, I agree, I'll have a go at it.

Thanks for looking, please view large. I'd probably alter the pose a

bit next time, with a wider stance, but this was taken when he

wasn't ready/posing.

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From a local film set last week. Loved this shot but a tree had cut

half of Aaron's face off, so I replaced it. Very quick hack job and

fairly symetrical but still looks good I think. Thanks for looking.

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Thanks for your comments Peta, I was quite happy with the location too, lighting was good but not very strong. Lucky I had my 50mm 1.8. Interesting story about your grandparents too!

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Would love to hear your thoughts/critiques. Thanks for looking.

Hi Lionel, could you please share your lighting setup? I'd love to know how you achieved this light. Great photo!

Would like to hear your comments/critiques. Thanks for looking.

Would like to hear your comments/critiques. Thanks for looking.

Would like to hear your thoughts/critiques. Thanks for looking.

Thanks for looking

Thanks for looking.

The director at a local film set. I know its not the sharpest image

ever. Thanks for looking.

He plays a mean version of Hallelujah, I tell you what! Thanks for the comment.

Great shot Alexey, I'm really impressed with several aspects of this shot. The way the grass, cat fur and trees all mimic that similar directional texture is very interesting, and the similar tones reinforce it further. The only thing I might suggest is that because the tones are so similar you could possibly lighten the cats face a bit to seperate it, or darken the surrounding buildings, something to that effect. Thanks for posting!