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Anyone with similar styles to this ?

 
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Sep 22, 2014 10:17 |  #1

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I happened on his site and his work is pretty interesting.I was just wondering If there were other photographers with styles and post process work which were similar?
http://www.suburbansce​nes.com/ by Mike Savad
his site and his work is pretty interesting.I was just wondering If there were other photographers with styles and post process on his site and his work is pretty interesting.I was just wondering If there were other photographers with styles and post process work which were similar?
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Sep 27, 2014 15:55 |  #2

my style isn't like that but wow thats pretty impressive,thanx for sharing the link,thats amazing work.


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Oct 01, 2014 13:07 |  #3

I wish you could blow the photos up a bit more for viewing


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Oct 01, 2014 13:38 as a reply to  @ njstacker22's post |  #4

I know I wrote him about maybe a little more about how he does it, but it sounds as If hes traveling a lot.
If you want to see a similar style, but more towards landscapes, check out Maurizio Fecchio here on Flickr;
https://www.flickr.com …9531n04/with/15​400738562/ (external link).
I'm still trying to get the style and processing, but its a style I really like.


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