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Here is a new flickr folder with things I design. Will update as often as possible. Remember that I can be used! China is a great place to print, especially if you have a person here who knows how and can make everything possible. ;) Jaij.\
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Some late..\
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Go to the Layout and Design Gallery\
Monthly Archive for August, 2005
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Oh happy day! \
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Something very interesting happened today. Linn and me where going to a near by photo studio to take passport photos. (Too much work to do that myself.. .. Yes..) So we went in, and I saw that they had a really nice studio with two soft boxes and one backlight, many different backgrounds, adjustable flashes with a wireless flash shoe that worked directly with my SD10.\
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There where three photographers owning the store and they all had been to my exhibition and they where all very happy to show me everything they had, and I was welcome to use it as much as I wanted. This is like a little dream still. Really nice guys! About three hour later (today) I went there again with my model (Linn of course) and I tried all kind of light setups and I also gave them my new poster and they put it up in the store directly. They didn’t show a second thought about me being a competitor. Strange but very nice!\
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Here are some of the pictures I took. All in full-size, so enjoy!\
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Camera: Sigma SD10, Lens 24-60EX | Flash, two soft boxes\
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I upload a lot more images to Flickr then I show, so if you wanna follow the flow, just add this RSS feed to your bookmarks..\
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feed://www.flickr.com/services/feeds/photos_public.gne?id=93825227@N00&format=rss_200\
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Couldn’t help myself..\
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http://www.nei.ch/gallery/v/diverses/famousfatboy/\
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I’m not sure how to describe the extreme detail-richness that the foveon sensor gives, but here are two day to day examples. The eye picture is not only very detailed but also exposure compensated in the RAW converted + 2 step. Thanks to wide dynamic range the photograph is still use full and everything is there! \
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Camera: Sigma SD10, Lens: 24-60EX | Observe! The cropped version is NOT 100% in this web view. There is more!\
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Camera: Sigma SD10, Lens: 24-60EX | Handheld | Yes, there is overexposure in two of them, but I just couldn’t resist posting. Remember it’s a one shot.\
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Camera: Sigma SD10, Lens: Sigma 24-60EX | Mixed light. Some daylight, some flash. | See gallery for more images. Some fullsize.\
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Of Scandinavian youngsters just arrived to Kunming. They’re going to spend a year at TC/G Nordica and helping the stage/gallery/restaurant to serve the Chinese population with something different from the west. It’s a nice group of ten people and two elders. Great! \
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And the best of all, I’m not so alone any longer. :D\
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I now created a flikr folder where fullsize images can be downloaded. Just remember they are copyrighted. If you wish to use in any way please email me: carl@rytterfalk.com.\
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/rytterfalk/sets/805215/\
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Just finished two more of those egg pictures I’ve been working on. Soon I must show you some “close ups” the detail is incredible!\
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Camera: Sigma SD10, Lens: Sigma 24-60EX / Flash\
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Trip to a small village not very far from Kunming. We went with cars up deep into the mountains and ate goat BBQ. It was very nice. On the way back I just had to take a few snapshots from the driving seat, the sunset was beautiful. I only wish I had my tripod. The small ones can be seen in better quality on my flickr account. \
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Camera: Sigma SD10, Lens: Sigma 24-60EX | Visit Gallery | Visit Dpreview thread\
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After almost two years in China I can with confidens say that there are two kinds of Chinese. The one that says \’d2-Hello!\’d3 before you pass them and the others. Nowadays I answer one kind only.\
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Xu Yun is a local artist that I’ve helped a couple of times with photos with her hand, egg and face mixed. This time she’s moving to Beijing and needed some new pictures to play with. I did a quick photoshop image to show you what we did today. There is about 30 images that can be put together in a similar manner. The SD10 is perfect for this kind of job, with the extreme sharpness you can resize the image to huge size and see details from the eggs shell that you didn’t know existed. It’s a new part of her work that makes it more interesting to have exhibition. \
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The girl to the right is Linn. Maybe I’ll post some more photos soon. There is some extra to see at flickr if you want.\
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Camera: SD10. Lens: Sigma 24-60EX. | Left image: Flash. Right image: window.\
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Intresting comparison. Guess what camera I’m using?!\
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1027&message=14598170\
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http://www.osx86project.org/\
http://www.hardmac.com/\
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Video showing a PC laptop loading and running OS X. Download torrent file\
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