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Polish Photographer Lukasz Piech shows how to control lighting with the fader nd filters.
"All my photos from trip to Rajasthan were done using 600Ws flash and 77 and 72mm LCW ND filters utilized to the max, since the sun in India in May can be pretty bright and without your filters I could not sync my flash properly. So basically your product made my photo journey possible!! " said Lukaz Piech.
Photographed by Lukasz Piech
website: www.lukaszpiech.pl
flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/lukaszpiech/
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In 2012, a team of mountaineers from Germany made an expedition to the 1746m tall Monte Buckland. They climbed and documented their journey with our Light Craft Rig.
Production: ravir film (www.ravir.de)
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Patagonien Trailer from SCS-TV on Vimeo.
La Ignorancia
La Ignorancia is formed in 2008 by the dancer / filmmaker Ana Cembrero Coca and the music composer / director of photography Jorge Piquer Rodriguez, with the idea of developing art pieces where different disciplines are crossed. In their works, they play with the sensitive side of the audience using a strong audiovisual poetry.
For the credits, (you can find them on vimeo) it´s fine if you just name me Jorge Piquer (DOP) and Ana Cembrero(Dance & Choreography). And the photographer Pierre Larauza (www.transitscape.net).
Jason Wingrove
Jason Wingrove is an internationally awarded and recognised director of drama, talent, comedy and performance. He's shot in Japan, London, Nepal, Fiji, Sumatra, New York, LA and New Zealand, winning many awards for doing just that.
Born in the UK and growing up a short walk from Pinewood Studio, he spent his childhood playing with discarded props and clambering through the huge 007 sets, all giving him a real love of 'Behind the scenes'
After emigrating to Australia as a teenager and achieving the highest marks in film school it was straight into the camera department where he virtually grew up on set. After a decade as focus puller, camera operator and finally DP for hundreds of directors round the world he honed his directing craft simply watching and learning how to do it (and how not to do it) Now having grown up on set he 'really understands the power of a happy one"
And he puts that power to great use in his drama and comedy work with honest and natural performances. Actors, crew, creatives and all involved feel at ease and the results show how that can flow through to the finished product.
His work has garnered him international acclaim and respect as well as, Clio, Axis, MADC, ATV, A.W.A.R.D. and Cannes awards.
Davide Vezzaro
Davide Vezzaro was born far away from the sea, in the small town of Lugano in the Swiss Canton of Ticino. A finance manager converted to become a underwater photographer fueled solely by a deep love of the ocean and its habitat. After a few years of participating in international underwater photographic competitions, and consolidated his knowledge, moved forward to a professional career. He pursues his endeavor from the clear, freezing Alpine lakes and rivers near his home, refining his own photographic techniques in this chilling water.
These are places where the extreme conditions of the water would seem to put anybody off, but with patience and persistence they are able to slowly reveal never-ending designs, reflections and lights to the sensitive, alert visitor.
Born with the desire to explore the world's most remote destination and transmit the emotions that such places create and leave after each sojourn, the photographer became a witness to all he sees, especially for those people who were not so fortunate to explore the ocean deep under. As a silent reporter, he records all the details both in images and in words.
A keen fan of wide-angle photography, his photos capture the dynamic aspect of each moment, providing a sense of movement and continuity to each photo. In recent years, he has developed a preference and aptitude for extreme wide-angle shots, with which he has managed to reveal the most hidden and innermost scenarios of underwater life. His dynamic images provide a perception of the slightest movement, such as the algae floating in the current or the lazy gait of a tortoise.
The mix of light, technology and angle of the photo is essential for a "magical" shot. These three elements, which the author spends a large part of his research on, provide results that reveal transparency, chiaroscuro, depth of field and sharpness to an expert eye.
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