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Erik Almas's DVD - anyone seen it yet?
Is it worth it? I've Natalia Taffarel's, and Gry Garness. Is his up to par? Thanks Nov 07 13 07:48 am Link Encaptured Perfection wrote: Natalia isn't a photographer, I have no idea what Ms. Garness is, Eric Almas is one of the most successful photographers living today. I believe his videos discuss thought process and execution of some of his more memorable images. I have no idea what you shoot or where you want to go, but if you think that an inside look at the process of one of the better photographers alive today is worth a peek, I advise you to take a peek. Nov 07 13 08:31 am Link I had bought his DVD. I like what he share experiment, discuss thought process and execution of some of his more memorable images. But if you looking for something like his post processing. I don't think you can find in his DVD Nov 07 13 08:41 am Link looks good to me: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWDvRf88jXs Nov 07 13 08:43 am Link I also have this dvd, but still not looked his. As has been said - there is no much post-processing. More than ideology (how he think, what's shoot, how go from sourses to final image and more interesting things). Nov 07 13 09:20 am Link Robert Randall wrote: Add to that *advertising Nov 07 13 10:59 am Link Thanks guys - I'm not looking for photoshop technique. Looks like ill get it. Hopefully it would help me learn how to see a location and imagine a composite out of what I see. Redoing existing composite with pre-provided assets from a DVD or a book is easier than dreaming one up from scratch... Nov 07 13 11:33 am Link awesome artist. one of the interviews with him Nov 07 13 02:20 pm Link I have a copy and found it very inspirational. His customer service is outstanding, I had a couple of questions about the equipment he uses. I emailed him and his staff got back to me the same day or next day with an answer. Nov 07 13 08:06 pm Link |