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Sandra ascending

kweide — Wed, 11 Feb 2015 11:53:33 +0000

This was just a fun idea but we realized. Yes it is strong colors, massiv contrasts as well but fun, fun, fun. Enjoy it with us. It is an example of what you can do with a simple portrait of your subject and by adding some details to achieve a total different look and to create a story…

OMD E-M1 again …

Second Of Five

kweide — Sat, 03 Jan 2015 12:42:04 +0000

Did you ever watch Star Trek Voyager ?? Remember the stunning Seven of Nine ?? The Borg drone rescued and again mad “human” with a rest of Borg technology still implanted ?
Well here is my interpretation. I call it “Second Of Five”. Sounds ok, Have fun with the new movie poster.

Oh, again the Olympus E-M1 did that job together with the miraculous Metz speed lights …

Merry Christmas

kweide — Thu, 25 Dec 2014 14:22:41 +0000

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all of you out there. Let the peace into your heart.

And thanx to you for following this Blog as well …

Combination

kweide — Fri, 19 Apr 2013 14:02:54 +0000

Combine it, put together different elements to create a new stunning imagelook. In this case it is the Polaroid effect in combination with the Geisha look of the model and the boyz view. Do you remember ? The overall color look massivly intensified to achieve a posterized look.

Olympus E-M5, ISO200, 1/80 second @ f1.4, Summilux 25 mm….

Her answer

kweide — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 09:25:55 +0000

After the first schock her well known smile came back. And YES she liked it to be on Vogue, on the Billboards within the city. And what she likes more was the big, fat check she got from her Boss. So she decided to say: “Thank You”, to her special friend, the neigbor. It was was done within a second, one phone call, one click with the mouse and the surprise will start.
In the night everyting was done. She watched it, knowing her neigbor was on vacation, so she could test the effect. Hellion smile in her face !!
When he came back from vacation the next evening he felt wonderful. He had a fantastic time in Hawai and he knew about Mrs. Robinson and the “Publications” very well. A deep smile in his face, ear to ear ! Bad air in the house. He went upstairs, entered his sleeping room and opened the window: “Aiaiaiaiaiaiaiiaiaiaaaaaaaa” he shouted. Crazy bright lights went on, illuminating an incredible large poster. The light was so intense he was blinded for some seconds. Than he saw the picture:

And in big fat letters: “Boy, thanx for your effort but i hope you can do better next time !”

Details: Olympus E-5, ISO400, Summilux 25 mm @ f1.4, 1/125 second and the famous single flash bounced to my left into a Zebra-structred reflector.