Posts by Alex Efimoff
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Just a bit more of Sydney architecture which I quite like :)
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Capture: Going Walkabout in Sydney, in reply to Nora Leggs,
I use exposure fusion technique, no filters in that particular case.
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Another strange angle, the same place.
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Thanks Jackson, great series of shots!
My bit of Sydney… (the most obvious - The Sydney Opera House) :D -
Capture: Howling at the Moon, in reply to Russell Brown,
But he did copy
Did he???
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The below photo of mine was used by many NZ media organisations including tvnz website, nz herald etc for their articles on Auckland port strikes… they've got that photo from the Auckland's wikipedia page but almost no one mentioned my authorship :( I just didn't know what to do
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Capture: Howling at the Moon, in reply to Sofie Bribiesca,
it could really help sales of the real thing so I was hoping you are doing well down in Wellington.
Well, to me it's not about the sales at the moment.. Portraiture is a specific genre, not many people want to have a face on their lounge room wall. It happens only if the photographer is famous as well as the subject in the photo. So, that's more about building own profile as a portraiture photographer which is able to handle complex tasks and present a person in _the best_ way. What I am looking for is more recognisable public faces to be photographed by me. It's a matter of time, not sales in my case :)
And of course the time gives me a chance to develop my style and technique. -
Capture: Howling at the Moon, in reply to Russell Brown,
I always keep my baby on my knees during the flight :)
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Capture: Howling at the Moon, in reply to Lilith __,
Alex these are wonderful. And for once the scratchiness of the aeroplane window actually adds something -- it scatters the moonlight most pleasingly!
It actually looked like a painting in reality and the view was just stunning.
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Capture: Howling at the Moon, in reply to JacksonP,
Amazing. Also, if I'd known you were going to be in Auckland, would have been nice to meet you. Or were you on the way here?
I am in Welly now, next time we should definitely catch up!
