Yannick Khong
Escape
EM10 + LEICA 15
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This is the weekly selection:
Emmanuel Pampuri
Paris / Montmartre
First Shot with Panasonic Lumix GM5 with 12mm f:2 Olympus
Jacek Łabaj
after a bit of instagram… E-M10, 45mm 1.8 @2.0, ISO 200, 1/200. I forgot my MCON-P02 (or rather thought “I won’t be shooting any macro”) — in Baranówko.
Christophe Russo
France
Panasonic GX7
Voigtlander 17.5mm
iso200, 1/500s, f/0.95
Maxim Guselnikov
“Ksenia”
E-M1 & PL 25/1,4
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Chris Moyer
OM-D E-M10, 12mm f/2.0 88x 30-second exposures strung together with StarStaX from Mount Battie in Maine over this past summer for a total exposure of about 45 minutes. A few leftovers from the Perseids meteor shower are visible as well.
26 Responses
Wow, no indecent pictures of scantly dressed women this week huh? Nice job Olympus fans- you’ve got taste.I would rate the one titled “Ksenia” a solid 10…it all depends if she is painting by numbers. If she is or if the painting is anything related to ice cream, trucks or random kittens than yes…it’s a 10. She’s also extremely naturally beautiful which is nice to see no over editing.
The one by Chris Moyer or also pretty freaking sweet as well.
The “subject” is better than the subject?
I got first pic?! Thank you 43rumors. This is quite awesome 😀
The picture is quite awesome too. Well done!
Thx man 😀
The painting pose looks a little too posed. There should at least be some paint on hands, clothes, etc.
I like the pose because it is really close to how artists often pose (few years experience watching all kind artists painting) and you don’t always (most often) get any paint on your hands or clothes. But the thing that is missing is apron but that would affect to scene.
It is good photo and model pose for that setting.
The apron would hide the main feature: her boobies.
she is not painting the wall
LOL!
The painting girl should win pick of the week for me .
Maybe cause of some noise appearance , admin failed it .
I dont think he looks at noise , but its a nice shot I agree
There is no hard rules on how to hold a brush in painting, but in all my years of experience, including teaching, that I never saw. Neither control nor texture, this is posing and it looks fake.
From my experience, the canvas is hanging too low to paint comfortably
(should be on eye level) and, honestly, you really don’t paint in a
business dress.
Imo it screams “good looking model which never used paint and brush before”.
Apart from that, I like it.
That’s like saying the incredible photos i a fashion magazine look too posed. Of course it’s f&%#ing posed. It’s not all documentary photography.
Oh I love the Montmarte photo. The one of the woman painting has such delicately lovely tones.
Agree, montmartre looks great. The painter picture sure looks good too, but like the iced bun I do also think she looks more like a model than a painter. What also looks good is the 17.5 voigtlander on the gx7 by christophe russo.
The woman with boobies is pretty. The rest is boring and very noisy.
Even the boobies are noisy.
Admit it, in her case, you’d settle for more noise if you have to :p
The problem is, he wouldn’t know what to do with them if he had them in his hands.
Are you an expert?
First pic is …in Montreal?
Griffintown!
Dang I ought to know, I’ve painted for a whole year at the Montreal Art Center, at the corner of Seigneurs and Williams!
it changed so quick there though