POTW week ending 05.08.14

[colinb]

Once again a really good week for TIPF with some superb photography and much coming from some of the ‘new’ guys; Oilypaul in particular giving us ‘Mon Ami’  and pauln’s 1940’s thread      

 

But I’m going back to last Sunday (I was brought up with the week starting on a Sunday) for my picture of the week. a thread that shows you don’t need a ton of fancy lighting and equipment to shoot great promo picture just great characters a suitable location and of course wonderful camera skills.

 

Every photo in the thread is a gem to view but I particularly enjoyed ...

 

The Band photo 1 by Black Pearl

 

Click image to view large

 

If you missed the thread it can be found here

http://www.tipf.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=6811&hl=

Edited July 6, 2014 by colinb

[Korky]

A very good image from a very good set. And it's in black and white!

 

Well done!

 

Korky

[Martyn]

Congratulations BP, that's a fantastic shot! Good choice Colin!

[Barbara]

That's the one

[FUJI]

Huge congratulations BP.........A well deserved win.

FUJI

[Paul]

Well done BP, great choice.

 

Paul.

[Heather]

havent seen these but will definatly be going to look

 

love this one, very dramatic... nice capture BP 

[KateW]

Well done BP!

[bugmeister]

Well done, BP 

 

The whole set was very professionally done and is well worth a look

[Phil]

:clap:

[Black Pearl]

Thanks very much - the shot above was taken with a 50mm using manual exposure....wasn't even with my pro body.

 

Photography at its simplest - nice to see it getting picked.

 

BP

[Terry]

Congratulation BP Cracking shot

[pauln]

I have to agree, it's a superb image and a well deserved winner

[annie]

Oh yes, it truly was a fantastic set of pictures. 

 

Well done BP.....

 

Great choice Colin.

[Leon]

you know me and editing but I really like this, well done and good choice

[ChrisLumix]

Belting shot and would make a superb inner to a gatefold sleeve (someone tell BP what a 'gatefold sleeve' is please? sigh) - well chosen  

[Black Pearl]

Oi!

 

I'm sufficiently into my forties to have grown up with vinyl - actually still own a good collection playing them on a Rega Planer 3 deck with a RB300 arm (a true classic) mounted with a Rega cartridge all through a Music Fidelity amp and Tannoy 2 way mount stand speakers.

[ChrisLumix]

Oi!

 

I'm sufficiently into my forties to have grown up with vinyl - actually still own a good collection playing them on a Rega Planer 3 deck with a RB300 arm (a true classic) mounted with a Rega cartridge all through a Music Fidelity amp and Tannoy 2 way mount stand speakers.

 

Good choice! I never could afford the Rega 3, and the Rega 2 never sounded half as good to my ears, so I ended up with an Eastern European 'Project' turntable (not sure which model, but it was around £200 10 years ago), fitted with Denon DL-110 moving coil cartridge, linked to an Ion Obelisk amp. I used to have JPW1 speakers on fancy-dan stands, but now I have a couple of KEF shelf speakers. Still sound ok, though most of my listening is done through iTunes on my iMac these days. 

[Kobione]

 

Photography at its simplest

 

Yes - but brilliantly done!! Congrats. BP, a great set.