creechjs Senior Member  553 posts Joined Jan 2006 Location: Miami of Ohio More info | Nov 13, 2011 08:04 | #1 Spent some time actually doing a true photoshoot of my Seamaster this weekend. Been a long time since I've tried to anything of this scale. For an image buildup in addition to more behind the scenes images, check out my blog post.
Jeff Creech Photography
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Pekka El General Moderator  More info | Nov 13, 2011 13:50 | #2 Lots of work, but it does look very good, almost CGI. The Forum Boss, El General Moderator
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cpeay Goldmember  More info | Nov 13, 2011 23:51 | #3 Very nice shot, good looking watch. Christian Peay
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Nov 16, 2011 07:20 | #4 Nice work, thanks for the 'how to'. Canon 5Diii, 24-105L, 17-40L, 70-200L 2.8, 50.
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damnfoolman Senior Member  763 posts Likes: 64 Joined Dec 2005 Location: England More info | Nov 16, 2011 12:40 | #5 Beautiful watch and even better image. 5d MKII Canon 100-400 MK1 1.4 Converter, 28-135, 100m Macro 580EX
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eRichard Member 50 posts Joined Dec 2001 More info | Dec 07, 2011 01:27 | #6 Excellent
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