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My interest in photography dates back to my early childhood when Dad blindfolded the windows to set up his darkroom. As by magic pictures appeared out of nothing on sheets of paper, in the faint light of a green bulb. I still remember those fascinating moments as if it were yesterday.
In 1980 I bought my 35mm analog SLR, Canon AV-1, and have been taking pictures ever since. Since a couple of years I got into fine art photography, inspired by someone who is very dear to me. Take pictures not just for myself, to stow away in a dusty album, but pictures worth sharing with the world. For me fotocommunity is a place where I hope to find guideance and inspiration and feedback on my work to help me improve my skills, like I will try to help others where I can.
What is my style? I'm not sure, guess I still have to find out. Pure, sometimes abstract, mainly elements in landscapes that reflect a certain mood or atmosphere. Captured in a way just beyond the ordinary. If I succeeded? That's exactly what I like to hear from you, so please don't hesitate to tell me what you think...
My Canon AV-1 (35mm analog SLR) and the fully manual Canon F1n have been my favorite workhorse for 30 years, together with a small set of lenses and some filters. My film of choice is Kodak Portra, for its natural color tones.
Currently I use a digital rangefinder camera, the Leica M9, for most of my photography.
Regards,
Robert
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maria
cheers,
sarah k
thanks for the comment on my pic.
Best regards,
MM
Yadran
Thanks for your'e comment on
http://www.fotocommunity.com/pc/pc/display/6462720/mypics/803529
I must have made a mistake with my upload, becasuse the original was in very good quality. I will check this when i get home. greets Justin
I am furious about this.
Anastasia
Thank you, a very useful suggestion and criticism!
Anastasia
Thank you for your entry in the forum!
It seems you stay with the analogue cameras! Personally, I would really like to make the experience to develop my own analogue pictures. But I started to become interested in photography only after I got a digital camera. It is just so much easier to try different settings and see the results immediately (and to keep track of which pictures where taken with which settings). Unfortunately I have also only made bad experiences with scanning of photos, both when doing it myself and when ordering a CD together with film development...
I also had a look onto your pictures. There pinhole experiments are great. I will post a seperate comment there...
I really like "Look into the future" as well. Just the creepy moment, the boy looking at the wall of skulls. Death against young life... Would be interesting to know his thoughts - but perhaps better to have your own...
Best regards, Timm
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In 1980 I bought my 35mm analog SLR, Canon AV-1, and have been taking pictures ever since. Since a couple of years I got into fine art photography, inspired by someone who is very dear to me. Take pictures not just for myself, to stow away in a dusty album, but pictures worth sharing with the world. For me fotocommunity is a place where I hope to find guideance and inspiration and feedback on my work to help me improve my skills, like I will try to help others where I can.
What is my style? I'm not sure, guess I still have to find out. Pure, sometimes abstract, mainly elements in landscapes that reflect a certain mood or atmosphere. Captured in a way just beyond the ordinary. If I succeeded? That's exactly what I like to hear from you, so please don't hesitate to tell me what you think...
My Canon AV-1 (35mm analog SLR) and the fully manual Canon F1n have been my favorite workhorse for 30 years, together with a small set of lenses and some filters. My film of choice is Kodak Portra, for its natural color tones.
Currently I use a digital rangefinder camera, the Leica M9, for most of my photography.
Regards,
Robert
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Maria Kyselicova, 1.01.2008 at 14:19h
I wish you a very happy New Year! |
maria
Peter FM , 17.06.2007 at 16:13h
Thanks for your comment, Robert. I like the diversity of your photo portfolio. Regards, Peter FMSarah D. Kiefer , 29.05.2007 at 22:44h
well hi! not sure how it happened that i haven't looked at all your work yet, but just had a glance...some fantastic stuff, gotta say! i'll sure be back for a closer look, gotta run now though... : )) looking forward to it!cheers,
sarah k
Maria Mylona, 23.11.2006 at 10:43h
Hi Robert,thanks for the comment on my pic.
Best regards,
MM
Yadran Saavedra, 25.08.2006 at 16:27h
you are an amazing photographer! good shots, colors are superb! composition is beautiful!Yadran
Justin Harwig, 23.08.2006 at 7:39h
Robert,Thanks for your'e comment on
http://www.fotocommunity.com/pc/pc/display/6462720/mypics/803529
I must have made a mistake with my upload, becasuse the original was in very good quality. I will check this when i get home. greets Justin
John Bennett, 21.08.2006 at 18:52h
Hi Robert, Thanks for your observations and it's good to be back.Anastasya Ivanova, 15.06.2006 at 19:35h
All things were happened in the members-only channel, the reason why I left.I am furious about this.
Anastasia
Anastasya Ivanova, 15.06.2006 at 9:55h
I think the foreground (nearest grassfield a little bit too bright) likely to be the reason why we see that the foreground doesn't help that much as expected compared to the previous work.Thank you, a very useful suggestion and criticism!
Anastasia
Timm Pieper, 10.06.2006 at 16:39h
Hi Robert!Thank you for your entry in the forum!
It seems you stay with the analogue cameras! Personally, I would really like to make the experience to develop my own analogue pictures. But I started to become interested in photography only after I got a digital camera. It is just so much easier to try different settings and see the results immediately (and to keep track of which pictures where taken with which settings). Unfortunately I have also only made bad experiences with scanning of photos, both when doing it myself and when ordering a CD together with film development...
I also had a look onto your pictures. There pinhole experiments are great. I will post a seperate comment there...
I really like "Look into the future" as well. Just the creepy moment, the boy looking at the wall of skulls. Death against young life... Would be interesting to know his thoughts - but perhaps better to have your own...
Best regards, Timm
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