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Amanda
10:42 PM on November 13, 2009
I just discovered you but already do I admire you so much. Your work is fantastically done and I spent hours looking through it all, wondering what your equipment is for each shot, what you went through.
Thank you so much for sharing it all with us, I really look forward to seeing more. Keep it up!
Thank you so much for sharing it all with us, I really look forward to seeing more. Keep it up!
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Claudio
04:45 PM on November 12, 2009
you are one of the best photographer I have seen on the web...
I really like your work.
I really like your work.
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martin
09:42 AM on November 12, 2009
Jag har sakt det förut o säger det igen. Du tar fantastiskt fina bilder.
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Chad
07:28 PM on November 02, 2009
I must say I love your photos. I originally saw your photos in a magazine which prompted me to check out your website and I was blown away. Since then I keep you in my favorites for websites and check in every little while to see what is new. You never cease to impress. Very inspiring work!
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ivan
10:14 AM on October 31, 2009
damn man..
im totally a big fan of yours!!!
your model photography ROCKS!!!
what do u use dude??? damn its amazing!!!!
please teach me some
cool
im now officially a big fan of your work
ivan
im totally a big fan of yours!!!
your model photography ROCKS!!!
what do u use dude??? damn its amazing!!!!
please teach me some
cool
im now officially a big fan of your work
ivan
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Andreas
01:24 PM on October 25, 2009
Myra says...
Wow wow wow wow, i just love your work.
I'm about to buy my first camera (i think canon eos 450d) and i think i want to focus on macro's. I was just wondering (like so many others i guess) what kind of lense you use for those waterdrops. What can you advise?
Hope to hear from you, and keep up the good work. I really envy your talent!! Did you study for this or you did this all by yourself?
Regards, Myra (Holland)
Thank you Myra.
I´m sure you wont regret focusing on macros....once you start looking at things through a macro-lens...the whole world will start to appear different to you. As for my drop-shots i use a variety of different lenses....Tamron 90mm macro lens...50mm Nikkor prime....Tamron 28-75mm allround lens...they are all suitable. A common misconception is that you need to have a fast lens...which isn´t true since you´ll be working with focus locked in manual mode...so no need for a lens that can focus super-fast. Good luck! And no i haven´t studied a thing actually...I haven´t even read the manual to my camera...i´m completely self-taught when it comes to everything i know.
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Andreas
01:20 PM on October 25, 2009
Einar Erlendsson says...
Great imaging.
Einar Erlendsson
Founder of FocusOnNature - International Photography Workshop program in Iceland.
Thank you, that´s very flattering coming from you.
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Einar Erlendsson
08:34 AM on October 24, 2009
Great imaging.
Einar Erlendsson
Founder of FocusOnNature - International Photography Workshop program in Iceland.
Einar Erlendsson
Founder of FocusOnNature - International Photography Workshop program in Iceland.
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Myra
03:50 PM on October 22, 2009
Wow wow wow wow, i just love your work.
I'm about to buy my first camera (i think canon eos 450d) and i think i want to focus on macro's. I was just wondering (like so many others i guess) what kind of lense you use for those waterdrops. What can you advise?
Hope to hear from you, and keep up the good work. I really envy your talent!! Did you study for this or you did this all by yourself?
Regards, Myra (Holland)
I'm about to buy my first camera (i think canon eos 450d) and i think i want to focus on macro's. I was just wondering (like so many others i guess) what kind of lense you use for those waterdrops. What can you advise?
Hope to hear from you, and keep up the good work. I really envy your talent!! Did you study for this or you did this all by yourself?
Regards, Myra (Holland)
