We made this video for a local tattoo artist, to promote his new website www.mptattoos.lv
He had a non standard idea for the video, and at the end when all pieces came together we decided to send the video to a Mofilm competition by Pepsi and we were lucky to get the 6th place among the 700 other videos.
Photos by: slayerphoto & maris
Video by: chewy & ChewedFilm
Today I saw how this guy Dabe Alan shot the process of making his photography style tattoo sleeve. Pretty much impressive I think. Check out thees two videos.
Continuing the Holga theme. I saw this interesting video today about Holga photography. Maybe someone of you saw it already, so for those who didn’t.
Today I’ll post more videos about how to make water splash photos.
This video shows how to take water drop photos with 1 flash, a sheet of paper and a water tank, no fancy equipment needed !
How to make a quick studio in a small flat. I’ll definitely use something from this video.
A small video how to shoot and style food on location.
This is “The Ultimate Bounce Card” by Peter Gregg. This guy sells hand made bounce cards and shows how to make and use them. I found it pretty cool to share your techniques and hand made equipment that everyone can make at home with a piece of white and black paper and a rubber band. Watch the video and make one ! You need this stuff.
You can also find more videos or buy bounce cards at Peter Gregg’s website: www.abetterbouncecard.com
Watch the video about the love !
I always wanted to know why professional photographers always use longer lenses like 70-200 or 90 for portrait shooting. Mark Wallace from studiolighting.net gave the answer on this question.
I favor longer lenses for portrait work for several reasons:
Here you will see 3 videos of common photo setups how to make water sculptures.
1. Tripod
2. Remote trigger
3. 2 strobes
4. Dish and a water tap (more…)
