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[soulFLY]

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[Labrador Park]

[ps: lost my mojo on long exposure awhile due to hectic schedule and all...:cry:..hope this up to the standard....]​

 

[Lolrence]

Nice stuff man, keep it up!!! I know how it feels like to lose the vision for photos... but your photos are inspiring me already, keep up the good work

 

[soulFLY]

Nice stuff man, keep it up!!! I know how it feels like to lose the vision for photos... but your photos are inspiring me already, keep up the good work

Thank you Lawrence for the usual support and motivating words...

Cheers!

 

[thaBuzzed]

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Thank you for dropping by! ​

Brilliant shot. Very creative.

 

[soulFLY]

Brilliant shot. Very creative.

Thanks mate!

 

[emlee]

It is amazing where you found these subjects. and your uncanny subject title that match the pictures' shapes.

 

[KAE123]

i'm diggin yr minimalist + monochrome style rather than full throttle color (dramatic). one of the easy way to improve ourself is to compare against the best and these two are some of my favs.

their books are very exp(MKenna), bought a copy but really worth it.
here we can study their style, vision and execution but we are not trying to copy/duplicate his work. novice vs master....no comparison.


http://www.michaelkenna.net/recentwork.php

http://www.jeff-grant.com/

 

[soulFLY]

It is amazing where you found these subjects. and your uncanny subject title that match the pictures' shapes.

Thank you emlee for dropping by!

 

[soulFLY]

i'm diggin yr minimalist + monochrome style rather than full throttle color (dramatic). one of the easy way to improve ourself is to compare against the best and these two are some of my favs.

their books are very exp(MKenna), bought a copy but really worth it.
here we can study their style, vision and execution but we are not trying to copy/duplicate his work. novice vs master....no comparison.


http://www.michaelkenna.net/recentwork.php

http://www.jeff-grant.com/

Thank you for dropping by! and appreciate your comment and sharing the links...

Yes, agree with you on learning their vision but disagree with style and execution as every individual have their own way in portraying their work...

I have been looking to many excellent B+W photographers, be it minimal, night shooting and long exposure and their work is mesmerizing and everyone have their own way in doing their work....here below is few of my favurites...

1. Håkan Strand

2. Josef Hoflehner

3. Joel Tjintjelaar

4. Michael Kenna

5. Michel Rajkovic

For sure there is no comparison to them cause like said, they are the master and am just an amatuer still trying to learn how they look at things through their viewfinder!

 

[KAE123]

Yes, agree with you on learning their vision but disagree with style and execution as every individual have their own way in portraying their work...


2. Josef Hoflehner


For sure there is no comparison to them cause like said, they are the master and am just an amatuer still trying to learn how they look at things through their viewfinder!

maybe unintentional but yr "good monday" and this image
http://www.josefhoflehner.com/louisiana/08.html
have a ton of similarity...this is what i mean.
yr is v. good but ppl will always remember the original
like it or not, our work will always be compared against the.....not a critism but just a food for thought(to myself esp)

 

[soulFLY]

maybe unintentional but yr "good monday" and this image
http://www.josefhoflehner.com/louisiana/08.html
have a ton of similarity...this is what i mean.
yr is v. good but ppl will always remember the original
like it or not, our work will always be compared against the.....not a critism but just a food for thought(to myself esp)

Thanks you for the comment and i understand what you mean..

Frankly, am pretty happy that you does notice that the 'good monday' have similiarity to Josef's work...am flattered..:sticktong

Ppl never stops comparing among each other and this makes an individual improve themselve which shows a pretty good sign actually.... if we take it on the positive side...

Cheers Kae!

 

[soulFLY]

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[Upper Seletar Reservoir]

Continual of minimal/long exposure series...​

 

[Lolrence]

Thank you for dropping by! and appreciate your comment and sharing the links...

Yes, agree with you on learning their vision but disagree with style and execution as every individual have their own way in portraying their work...

I have been looking to many excellent B+W photographers, be it minimal, night shooting and long exposure and their work is mesmerizing and everyone have their own way in doing their work....here below is few of my favurites...

1. Håkan Strand

2. Josef Hoflehner

3. Joel Tjintjelaar

4. Michael Kenna

5. Michel Rajkovic

For sure there is no comparison to them cause like said, they are the master and am just an amatuer still trying to learn how they look at things through their viewfinder!

Wow, thanks for the bunch of links for me to spy on :bsmilie:
Anyway, I agree with another poster, I like your b/w photos more. I think you're doing really well with that style... :thumbsup:

 

[dingzyangz]

:heart::heart::heart: where is this tree?

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Good Monday!​

 

[soulFLY]

Wow, thanks for the bunch of links for me to spy on :bsmilie:
Anyway, I agree with another poster, I like your b/w photos more. I think you're doing really well with that style... :thumbsup:

Thank you very much Lawrence for the kind words! Really inspirational!

 

[soulFLY]

:heart::heart::heart: where is this tree?

Thanks Yee! Its taken around Yishun dam where you can see the remaining fisherman's kelong. You have to wait till low tide to see it...

Most of the images here taken there....

 

[night86mare]

michael kenna is a favourite.

here are some more for the minimalistic bnw lovers:

1) denis olivier

2) martin stawiarz, some may know him as angelreich on DA

some recent discoveries on flickr:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bristol_bound/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27595401@N08/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jorgecarrion/sets/72157622291882318/detail/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mida84/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/11200799@N08/

not all of them have pure minimal bnw streams, but there are some that are really worth looking at, and most of them have nice streams.

 

[Rendell]

michael kenna is a favourite.

here are some more for the minimalistic bnw lovers:

1) denis olivier

2) martin stawiarz, some may know him as angelreich on DA

some recent discoveries on flickr:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bristol_bound/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27595401@N08/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jorgecarrion/sets/72157622291882318/detail/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mida84/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/11200799@N08/

not all of them have pure minimal bnw streams, but there are some that are really worth looking at, and most of them have nice streams.

Thanks for sharing your finds.

 

[soulFLY]

michael kenna is a favourite.

not all of them have pure minimal bnw streams, but there are some that are really worth looking at, and most of them have nice streams.

Thank you for the sharing the links....

Thanks for sharing your finds.

That is what all this thread all about...sharing..

 

[soulFLY]

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