check this out!!!

[mrbojangles13]

hey guys... i just wanted to share with you some photos that have been so inspirational to me.. this guy is simply amazing. THESE ARE NOT MY PHOTOS although i wish i was this good.. but check him out! the way he uses light is amazing
http://photo.net/photodb/member-photos?user_id=2231437

[webechillinman]

Incredible! What program is he using?

[Johnsoir]

This was on here before, and I think I recall someone saying that thier main setup was an XT and 50mm 1.8?

[NMGolfHacker]

This was on here before, and I think I recall someone saying that thier main setup was an XT and 50mm 1.8?

If you go to any of the pictures than click on the 'Details' tab it shows the camera and lens used.

Canon EOS Rebel XT
Canon EF 50 f/1.8 II

[12mnkys]

pretty amazing stuff. Nice to see what can be done with a Consumer Camera.

[dolfinack]

Geez!!

[mrbojangles13]

its amazing how he uses light like that. i cant get over it!!
is it a filter maybe? or just the fog?

[S-Man]

i think it's a combination of the above along with superb PP skills. They are all great but some are just absolutely stunning.

[tacoma200]

Yes, he's a master in all area's. Not sure if it's photoshop but he has some great skills in some type of software (not taking away that the shots were great to begin with). Excellent.

[tacoma200]

i think it's a combination of the above along with superb PP skills. They are all great but some are just absolutely stunning.
I agree.....

[aram535]

He is using photoshop, a lot actually. It isn't major edits, but enough that those are not real life photos. Either way, he got some amazing shots that he made even better with photosohp.

According to his posts: Curves, Color shifts, Selective Coloring (blue shirt against a golden picture), Burns, noise reduction, sharpening.

[wile_e_coyote_n_taz]

Intensive photoshopping.....Check out this link for details, scroll down 1/3 to "Pam R"

http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/readflat.asp?forum=1006&thread=24954518&page=3


Still very impressive end result.


bill

[S-Man]

Wow, nice link Bill!
I don't visit the DPreview forums often, I like this community and am familiar with the layout and people etc. But after that post, I think I better get to reading!
Thanks for the link!

[garryknight]

Yes, this has been posted on here before. He's long been one of my favourite photographers and it's nice to revisit his work. Thanks for the reminder.

[mrbojangles13]

yeah i wasen't around for the orignal post. but hey his stuff deserves to be looked at more than once! thanks for the link bill

[garryknight]

Actually, if you do a forum search for "Rarindra", you'll see that his work has been mentioned five times before. But I agree with mrbojangles13, it's worth a look every now and then, even if it's just to see the new ones.

[mrbojangles13]

i think im going to have to try some of his photoshop methods... see how they go

[jorden2003]

Wow, incredible, can believe that is a photo.

[Jun Madayag]

his use of PP is excellent. Im guesing this is natural light and good PP. check out my friends gallery his name is Manuel Librodo at http://www.pbase.com/manny_librodo/root. This guy uses mainly available light and he's very good at his craft. I had a chance to join one of his workshop and here are some of my sets at www.junphotography.multiply.com.