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[RedneckR0nin]

Semi pro. Mostly been studying theory this year. Just a few bits I guess.

I'll put up some newer ones when they Are done.

 

[VIIIXIII]

I love the detail. I just wish they weren't of gay flowers.

 

[RedneckR0nin]

I love the detail. I just wish they weren't of gay flowers.

Good enough for you then?

 

[VIIIXIII]

 

[RedneckR0nin]

I'll make sure to throw up more nudes just for you man

 

[VIIIXIII]

I'll make sure to throw up more nudes just for you man

Haha, I'd appreciate it. Women are always a welcome sight. But in all honesty I do appreciate nature photos as well, just more into landscape shots as opposed to flower portraits. Never want to limit an artist.

 

[RedneckR0nin]

Haha, I'd appreciate it. Women are always a welcome sight. But in all honesty I do appreciate nature photos as well, just more into landscape shots as opposed to flower portraits. Never want to limit an artist.

Photography has no limits in my world...I can shoot it all

 

[VIIIXIII]

Very beautiful. I think that last one is my favorite, the clouds/fog trailing through the snow covered trees is just fantastic.

 

[RedneckR0nin]

Very beautiful. I think that last one is my favorite, the clouds/fog trailing through the snow covered trees is just fantastic.

Funny cause no one like that put of the set I released at that time..it was my favorite as well. So much so I edited and released this one as well.

The overtones were wicked..I shot all those pics with 3 hours of each other.

 

[VIIIXIII]

Funny cause no one like that put of the set I released at that time..it was my favorite as well. So much so I edited and released this one as well.
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The overtones were wicked..I shot all those pics with 3 hours of each other.

Well they suck! They can't appreciate good things! Like flowers

Wow, this one is even better than the last, I love how there is no foreground, it is as if you are standing on the edge of a cliff or leaning out of a window, falling and you happened to catch this beautifully serene moment in time with the trees rushing up at you.

 

[RedneckR0nin]

Thank you sir...it's much more than a passion or a hobby...it's my life.

 

[aRyan]

Do you have a much larger version of this one? To see more detail? Pictures like this are very nice.

 

[RedneckR0nin]

Do you have a much larger version of this one? To see more detail? Pictures like this are very nice.

Yep I would have to dig it out when I get home.

 

[aRyan]

Yep I would have to dig it out when I get home.

Please do. That picture looks like it would be awesome if really big. Might even go get it printed out on glossy paper at an office supply store. Don't know why, but I might. If you don't mind.

 

[Airbornemama]

Those are beautiful RnR, I have to agree about the pic with the fog and snow covered trees being my favorite, they are all fabulous though. Please keep adding to your post!

 

[gman]

Very nice work, especially the macro stuff. What is your camera of choice? I have a Fuji HS10 - not the most complex camera, but I like it.

 

[RedneckR0nin]

Very nice work, especially the macro stuff. What is your camera of choice? I have a Fuji HS10 - not the most complex camera, but I like it.

I'm a Canon guy.
I have a Canon Rebel XLii, a 40D, and a 5D Mrk2.
Have about 8 lenses now with couple being pretty basic and a couple being worth a couple grand each. Have studio lighting and portable lighting. For most professionals it's either Nikon or a Canon and I just happened to start with a Canon and remained with it. Once you study either you usually stay within it cause the operating format stays essentially the same. So I don't think I'll move away from it unless I manage to score a Hasselblad for under 5K which I doubt. Even a body is available used in my city for 3800 right now but that's body only. A hassleblad lens retails around the 10K mark which fuck that. I don't need a 40 megapixel camera to shoot art really.

 

[gman]

I'm a Canon guy.
I have a Canon Rebel XLii, a 40D, and a 5D Mrk2.
Have about 8 lenses now with couple being pretty basic and a couple being worth a couple grand each. Have studio lighting and portable lighting. For most professionals it's either Nikon or a Canon and I just happened to start with a Canon and remained with it. Once you study either you usually stay within it cause the operating format stays essentially the same. So I don't think I'll move away from it unless I manage to score a Hasselblad for under 5K which I doubt. Even a body is available used in my city for 3800 right now but that's body only. A hassleblad lens retails around the 10K mark which fuck that. I don't need a 40 megapixel camera to shoot art really.

Very cool. I had a Canon Rebel XT with a Tamron 28/300mm. The lens was the only thing that let it down, and for the price of a decent lens I could get the Fuji. 30x zoom and lots of useable features, simplified panoramics being one of my favourites.

You have some very nice kit there fella and you use it well. Please post more of your work.

 

[RedneckR0nin]

Very cool. I had a Canon Rebel XT with a Tamron 28/300mm. The lens was the only thing that let it down, and for the price of a decent lens I could get the Fuji. 30x zoom and lots of useable features, simplified panoramics being one of my favourites.

You have some very nice kit there fella and you use it well. Please post more of your work.

I will do, I got a model shoot on Monday or Saturday I'm not sure depending on schedule and go from there. Work makes it a lot harder than it once was.

 

[NightMare]

These are beautiful! I love the detail in your photo's. I can't even use my little web cam right! Give me some beads and I could make a masterpiece, but give me a camera or a pencil and I wouldn't know where to begin. I can't draw my way out of a paper bag and my pictures aren't much better. You have an awesome talent, very nice.