cheers, but it’s with the help of many people that such shots come along. If you know of any one who is interested in any similar work just let me know hehehe
your pics are incredible. forgive me if you’ve covered this already, but I couldn’t find any info on your camera and editing software. Do you mind sharing?
Hi there nwphoto, don’t mind sharing at all. All the photos on this blog have been taken with Canon cameras. Cameras mostly used on this blog are canon 5dmkII, canon 40D and also canon 350D. With regards to lenses I have just replaced all of them to L serious lenses. At the moment I am using a 17-40mm L USM 24-70mm f2.8 L USM, 70-200mm f2.8 IS L USM, 50mm f1.4 USM and a X1.4 II extentender. Software used photoshop CS5 and Lightroom 3 together with a Wacom graphic tablet. Let me know if you need any advice with regard to equipment you need to purchase.
You just made my day Dave. When I was picking up a camera for the first time I always looked at other people’s work as inspirational. They were my mile stones. The funny thing is that you always set your mile to be further and further away. Now hearing your comment, and after seeing your work you give me more self confidence ( some thing that most photographers lack ).
Hi George, love the photo’s, especially the Glasto ones. I wondered if I could possibly use the photo /2010/09/glastoviewwm.jpg as I would like to create a canvas for my girlfriends birthday. Would it be possible to get a copy without the watermark? I understand you have to be protective of your photos so I understand if not but let me know if that’s cool and how you could send it to me.
Well for an other Glasto veteran that and more. All I need from you is your email address and I will send you the photo through FTP. One thing I will want from you, that is a photo of the final printed photo on the wall.
Thanks a lot Charles. These photos were taken for an article in a magazine. I finally find some time to edit them to my likings other then how they were published. Here is the link to the full magazine that came out with the times.
Prosit George!
All we need to now is get you onto Twitter
Wow, great pics. Prosit bob
cheers, but it’s with the help of many people that such shots come along. If you know of any one who is interested in any similar work just let me know hehehe
Nice portrait! Dramatic lighting.
hi fm igor very nice pics realy great
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your pics are incredible. forgive me if you’ve covered this already, but I couldn’t find any info on your camera and editing software. Do you mind sharing?
Hi there nwphoto, don’t mind sharing at all. All the photos on this blog have been taken with Canon cameras. Cameras mostly used on this blog are canon 5dmkII, canon 40D and also canon 350D. With regards to lenses I have just replaced all of them to L serious lenses. At the moment I am using a 17-40mm L USM 24-70mm f2.8 L USM, 70-200mm f2.8 IS L USM, 50mm f1.4 USM and a X1.4 II extentender. Software used photoshop CS5 and Lightroom 3 together with a Wacom graphic tablet. Let me know if you need any advice with regard to equipment you need to purchase.
Great work George, glad it’s turned into work for you. That’s the crème de la crème of “inspiring” to me. Best!
You just made my day Dave. When I was picking up a camera for the first time I always looked at other people’s work as inspirational. They were my mile stones. The funny thing is that you always set your mile to be further and further away. Now hearing your comment, and after seeing your work you give me more self confidence ( some thing that most photographers lack ).
Well done with your photos and glad you are doing well work wise,keep up the good work,i will keep popping back in for a look :0)bye for now.
There’s something very moving about your photography. Would love to do a feature on life through your lens, on Malta InsideOut, some day.
Hi there Alex, would be a pleasure. Just let me know.
Wow Your Pictures are Eyecandy! could i Use Some photos for my personal Blog if needs be? I will give you credit (i will link them to your blog)
Hi there Luke, yes of course you can use my work, just kindly let me know when ever you do so apart from giving me credit.
Hi George, love the photo’s, especially the Glasto ones. I wondered if I could possibly use the photo /2010/09/glastoviewwm.jpg as I would like to create a canvas for my girlfriends birthday. Would it be possible to get a copy without the watermark? I understand you have to be protective of your photos so I understand if not but let me know if that’s cool and how you could send it to me.
Cheers
Olly
Well for an other Glasto veteran that and more. All I need from you is your email address and I will send you the photo through FTP. One thing I will want from you, that is a photo of the final printed photo on the wall.
email me on georgesaguna@gmail.com
Thoroughly impressed by your photography, well done, truly inspiring.
Thanks a lot Charles. These photos were taken for an article in a magazine. I finally find some time to edit them to my likings other then how they were published. Here is the link to the full magazine that came out with the times.