Maxim Guselnikov
E-M1 & mZD 75/1,8
We just don’t buy MFT stuff we actually also shoot on it 🙂
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Ben Staley
Azure
GH3 w/Olympus 45mm
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Matt Krumins
Shot on the Olympus AU OMD EM-5 with 60mm Oly lens!
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Emmanuel Pampuri
Joshua Tree
Panasonic Lumix GH4 Pre Production Camera beta firmware 0.4c
Lumix Vario G 7/14mm 60′ f:5,6 – Light Painted with iPhone LED Light
Eric Rock
I find myself increasingly relying on my 4/3 cameras for my travel and landscape photography. mostly because of the size and portability. Here Fellow guide Brad Bulin takes in the beauty of the Narrows. Photographed with the Panasonic GX-1 and Panasonic 14mm f2.5
You can see more of my travel and nature photography at: http://ericrock.zenfolio.com/
Simon Su
Olympus OM-D E-M5 with M.Zuiko 60MM Macro
John Owens
The brother from the hood, Houston, Texas.
Olympus EM1 with 45mm f1.8 lens. Processed in Silver Efex 2
Francisco José Duarte Silva
Over the sun blind / Sobre o Toldo
Neil Carpenter
Lady CLT at Carolina Raptor Center, PhotoWILD.
E-M1, Olympus 50-200.
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16 Responses
that first photo is just fantastic
I agree, the right expression and pose made this studioshot, even more then the very pleasant ligth setup. But in the end its ofcourse the sum of all things.
“Plastic fantastic” IMO
(Well if it’s your thing, it’s a good photo, for me it’s lifeless)
And you can do better? Pls do show us what an excellent photograph is so that we may admire at your greatness….
There’s a lot of talent here.
well, nice graphics and arts. But they are NOT pictures. I can hardly find good pictures nowadays – all is graphic or art.
Swimmin upstream, aren’t ya?
What I can’t stand is facebook. …just won’t do that.
Of course they are pictures. Paintings, drawings, digital art, photographs, they are all pictures, and they are all valid artistic media. A photo is so much more than just a ‘copy’ of reality, it’s the starting point for creating a striking image, a work of art.
The notion that great photography should exclude post-processing and retouching, is a strange one. It’s all about the final image, and there is no wrong way to create art.
Anyway, the pictures above probably rely much less on editing than you think.
Ridiculous! these are all fine photographs.
You are so RIGHT. All these photos are great. I would be proud to have taken any of the photos posted here!
You’re an idiot.
I agree….. Some are good photos (1st and 2nd one, the spider, the eagle)—- they look real….. Most of the others are an example of excessive post-processing and are not an accurate representation of what we see in real life, they look fake….
An accurate representation of real life, is that what photography is to you? How unimaginative! You’re reducing a great art form to simply making xerox copies.
Well I agree: there’s nothing happening in anyone. I prefer simpler images, but where something *is* happening. I like the composition of the pigeon though. I am discussing ‘slow photography’ and alternative ways of shooting here:
Photo & Poetry
http://amalric2014.blogspot.it/
One thing is sure, the girl is beautiful 😀
I hope you realise its not always easy to show a beautiful face in a beautiful way, I say this because lots of people think its easy to make a photo like this just because the person is beautiful.