alistaircotton

Comments and reviews appreciated.

Thanks for commenting/providing critique

This image is a composite of two frames about half a second apart. One

had the best "birds" but the boy's face was obscured. It was made as a

lifestyle image for my client's cooking book.

 

The client chose not to publish this image though.

Part of a series of images for an African NGO featuring South Africa's

artists from the "struggle" era.

Simply wonderful work Rolf. Your images seem to communicate so much on so many different levels.

 

Just a different league altogether.

This image is from a quick location product shoot for a bottled water

manufacturer client. The category is still life or studio - but in

reality this was a quick setup inside a factory with totally natural

window light. Simple levels change and export (no artificial colour

adjustments).

 

Comments welcome.

Awesome work! I love that type of colour/painting-like style around. Anyone know if there is a tutorial or guidelines on how to do it?

An old stream train on an early Sunday morning. Feel free to comment.

Comments appreciated

Comments welcome.

Caged chimps. Comments welcome.

Today - not early enough for great colour light so converted to sepia.

Any comments, most welcome.

Ratings and comments welcome on this pic from a quick evening visit

to a local canoeing club.

Image for energy conservation :: What comments?

Ratings and comments most welcome

Fantastic work. Looks so Photoshopesque but evidently just great photographic work. At last someone with the talent cut through all the pubic hair and show us all how it's supposed to be done.

I'd be very happy to receive some critical comments on this image.