Steal like an artist
- At April 19, 2011
- By Photograjph
- In Check It Out
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Regular readers here know that I tend to get a bit gooey when talking about Chase Jarvis – he takes the occasional pleasant image (!!) and also knows how succeed and grow in the business of photography! He’s an all-rounder, pure and simple – while old skool film shooters are lamenting the loss of the good ol’ days, Chase continues to tear it up!
So I was a little surprised when I saw Chase had updated his blog with an article titled “How to steal ideas like an artist“. Eh, what?
Read More»Crying tears of Red
- At April 09, 2011
- By Photograjph
- In Ramblings
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Those that have been following my site (yes, both of you) will recall my drooling over Red cameras across the last few years (August 2010, June 2010, October 2009). To bring the rest of you up to speed, Red is the mad creation of Jim Jannard, founder of Oakley sunglasses and all round complete camera nutter! Jim had a simple idea – no camera existed that did exactly what he wanted, so he decided to create one! From scratch…
That was back around 2005. I heard about Red in late 2006, with their plan to build and release the Red One, a digital cinema camera. I didn’t get REALLY interested until some of the possible specs for the Scarlet FF35 were released end of 2008 (now on the Wayback Machine, Red has removed the original pages from their website!). The Scarlet FF35 was going to be MINE, and the planned prices looked almost tolerable (if you took a really deep breath, and reminded yourself you only live once!).
Read More»Ta Da!!!
- At April 05, 2011
- By Photograjph
- In Latest
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Welcome to the new website – apologies for the long(ish) wait, but it took a whole lot more time and effort to fix the issues than ever expected! The new site is actually a complete rebuild, and the old functionality has been thrown out never to return! If you come across any odd behaviour or anything broken, please let me know so I can fix it!
But I digress – lots has been happening! ShutterClass Studios have been busy lately, with workshops from the Melbourne Photography Workshops happening with great success! In particular, the “Working with Models” workshop got some great feedback regarding our amazing instructor Claryssa, of Iska Photography.
I’ve even done a couple of shoots, with edits on their way. Shooting sunglasses and flying fabric with Ashley was a blast, and feathers with Meg turned out completely amazing! A couple of impromptu shoots with Viv and Kat turned into a collaboration bonanza and will probably turn into more shoots in the near future – and I’ve not actually even started my list of project shoots!
Expect more to happen over the coming days, including updates to this site here on the blog – now that this site is working again, I can get back into keeping things updated and running smoothly. So check back soon, always lots going on!
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