-a few from Ellis

[rszajkow]

Shot a few for Dave Ellis the other day and liked the way they came out.

Thanks for looking More from the past year at my site-www.balancedigital.com- Edited multiple times because I cannot type!

 

[Jon Brand]

Very nice work. My only criticism is that the light looks a little bit to low of an angle on the Walker. I think they came out great though. Also, that Wolf dagger is real cool.

 

[rszajkow]

Hey Jonathan good to hear from you.

 

[Keith Montgomery]

Excellent photography.

 

[T.K.C.]

Great knives as usual. Nice pix.

 

[Jon Brand]

Hey Jonathan good to hear from you.

Hey, good to see more of your photos. You know I've enjoyed them all in the past and hope my comment wasn't rude. I have seen others recently I liked also. Keep posting on here!

 

[rszajkow]

not at all. constructive criticism is great. photography is an art after all, not just a trade.

 

[SharpByCoop]

not at all. constructive criticism is great. photography is an art after all, not just a trade.

He he he! How well I know.

Lookin' REALLY good, Rob. Of course we always look good with a supermodel as a subject.

Coop

 

[rszajkow]

Hey Coop, got to thank you for turning me on to that acetate diffuser. Its harder to work with in some ways than paper, but I like the results much better.

 

[Jon Brand]

I am still trying to find a better diffuser.. do you guys have any links to something I might like?

 

[rszajkow]

I was using 16lb drafting and design vellum (basically, tracing paper) then recently switched to grafix brand matte acetate, .003 thickness, which I double up. The paper is easier to work with but the light is softer. Some people like that better. Quick Google search should get you the acetate. I buy the tracing paper in person at a small stationary store here in San Diego.