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 01/03/2006 03:05:15 PM · #1
Well I just went over my favorite shots from the last year in order to find one to enter in the best of 2005 challenge. I did but there were a couple of shots that I had taken and forgotten about and I would very much appreciate it if anybody had something to say about them, wether that be good or bad :D I would gladly comment on one of your shots in return if you wish, just give me an URL and I´ll type one in.

Here they are in chronological order.









And finally an outtake from "abandoned buildings" that I also really like.



Don´t be afraid to comment, I have really thick skin.
 01/03/2006 03:20:53 PM · #2
left you some comments, great pictures!
 01/03/2006 07:45:45 PM · #3
Nice. Very nice!
 01/04/2006 09:59:08 AM · #4
#1 and #3 are exceptional..nice collection Larus! Looking forward to see the real entry :)
 01/04/2006 10:03:26 AM · #5
to be honest you have done much better than this.

by the way you never answered my question about how you were getting on with your bowens 500s?

edit: I like this one best. Colours and sky - Foss á síðu. though not the best focal point

Message edited by author 2006-01-04 10:04:57.
 01/04/2006 04:12:58 PM · #6
Originally posted by alexsaberi:
to be honest you have done much better than this.

by the way you never answered my question about how you were getting on with your bowens 500s?

edit: I like this one best. Colours and sky - Foss á síðu. though not the best focal point


I must have missed that one about the bowens lights, did you send me a PM because I never got it? Would be glad to answer your question, if it´s just how I am getting along with them I couldn´t be happier, perfect for my needs as it is. Am just starting to learn how to use them though, just know some basic stuff so far but they are great, powerful enough for me and light and portable. Anything specific you wanted to know about them?
 01/05/2006 10:48:44 AM · #7
Originally posted by Larus:
Originally posted by alexsaberi:
to be honest you have done much better than this.

by the way you never answered my question about how you were getting on with your bowens 500s?

edit: I like this one best. Colours and sky - Foss á síðu. though not the best focal point


I must have missed that one about the bowens lights, did you send me a PM because I never got it? Would be glad to answer your question, if it´s just how I am getting along with them I couldn´t be happier, perfect for my needs as it is. Am just starting to learn how to use them though, just know some basic stuff so far but they are great, powerful enough for me and light and portable. Anything specific you wanted to know about them?


Thanks for replying. Yes just wanted to know if you thought 500watt is adequate for home studio stuff. Also wanted to know what the build and quality is like. Couldnt decide whather to get the interfit range. Think Bwoens may be better?

cheers
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