Montreux '07

[Martin]

Here are the photos I took this year, they are all available for print here:

Montreux Photo Gallery​

 

[Oscar]

awesome pics.

 

[.erik]

sick stuff duuuude

 

[mattM]

whoa those medium format ones came out real good

 

[MattA]

i just wish i knew wwhat photos were by who

 

[AX3D]

Holy shit those photos are so fucking amasing.

Those are probably some of the best pics I've seen... ever.

 

[javier muro5]

damn there all so good

 

[young08]

martin how do u get them such good colour ? amazing.

 

[Scooter Mcgee]

omfg martin you just amazing

magazine quality pluss++++

 

[Matt Dibble]

Martin > 99% of the rest of the photographers on this site

 

[young08]

i might start shootin film. considering urs own all must be something todo with that ?

 

[jazmatazz]

BEST pics ever.

 

[seankane]

Martin > 99% of the rest of the photographers on this site

wrong dibbs.


Martin > 99% of the rest of the photographers on the internet



martin, if you were a chick, i would so marry you

 

[Martin]

Thanks everyone, I don't think I'm that good though Sean, lol.

And Ryan, I prefer shooting film a lot more, I was developing and printing all my stuff for about 2 years before I got a digital or flashes and shit. You defiantly learn a lot faster that way. But it can be expensive, it costs me 50p a picture on my medium format camera. If you want to check out a film camera I would recommend a Nikon FE2 for 35mm or a Bronica SQ-a for medium format.

For the colours, as long as you get the exposure and lighting good you colours should be fine, normally need to bump the contrast up a bit with digi, but if you are having problems then try and learn how to use levels and colour adjust in photoshop to correct the colours, both are under image > adjustments. Or you could just shoot in RAW and you can adjust the white balance really easily.

 

[young08]

okies thanks

 

[Derek Scootz]

these guys got style

kick ass pics