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 by jdear on Wed Apr 23, 2008 2:13 pm
Hi all, My twin sister Edwina is getting married in September (Im taking the photos of course!) so I took them out for their engagement shoot (what I can an e'session) in the city on Sunday... Here are a few photos I have edited so far... Chinese Gardens of Friendship - Darling Harbour (amazing place)...   using some home-made props I made - intials of their names... (further into Darling Harbour)  and later at night in The Rocks - with a video light and playing around with a tilt-shift lense ( canon TS-E 45:2.8 )  A couple more on my blog. Thanks for looking! Jonathan
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by kiwi on Wed Apr 23, 2008 2:23 pm
I like these a lot, lovely colours and sharpness and a sense of fun and adventure. Not to sure with the last, doesnt quite work for me, but just love the simplicity and feel of #2 and the fun of #3
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by W00DY on Wed Apr 23, 2008 3:22 pm
Hey Jonathan, Mate I am loving your photography lately, I have been looking at your blog each week. I have to say I am not a huge fan of the tilt-shift lenses... I also admit I have never used one and would not know how, I just don't like the tilted out of focus effect (just me though). The colours in the third are great. I think you will have a great time at this wedding!!!  Andrew
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by Glen on Wed Apr 23, 2008 4:30 pm
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by Wocka on Wed Apr 23, 2008 4:54 pm
Johanthan, your Blog is amazing. I love the shots / colour etc.
Fantastic work.
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by jdear on Wed Apr 23, 2008 7:53 pm
Hi Bindii - the PP blur isnt done in PP - its a result of using a tilt-shift lense. You can basically shift the lense elements out of line to the film plane (camera's sensor) so it strays the light in a bent fashion. My first time using it - probably did go a little crazy on it  Thanks for your feedback!!
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by gstark on Wed Apr 23, 2008 8:23 pm
W00DY wrote:I have to say I am not a huge fan of the tilt-shift lenses... I also admit I have never used one and would not know how, I just don't like the tilted out of focus effect (just me though).
That's the beauty of the way Jonathan has used this lens. The more typical usage is to correct perspective distortion (converging verticals) when you photograph a building, or to bring verious elements of an image into sharp focus without relying upon depth of field. Often, the positioning of the elements in space may actually preclude the use of DoF to bring all of them into sharp focus. Jonathan's use here, is the reverse of that technique, and as such is a very creative way of using the tools that he has at his disposal. I love it. g.
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by kalindriel on Thu Apr 24, 2008 1:03 pm
Wow am I getting excited!!!  Kal. (Bridezilla)
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