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Love the portrait mike.

I love all your posts arevalo.

Here's my apartment windows on a grey summer day.

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a brighter summer day with my family's bamboo plants

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If anyone has helpful comments pls go to my flickr ^_^ ... I want to learn more about anything to do with being more thoughtful about taking pictures.

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Mike I usually don't like landscapes with horizons that divide the frame in half or eyes on a portrait that are making a line that divide the frame in half but there are always exceptions. When composed like that it has a tendency to make the image very static. Sometimes when I'm looking at a portrait and get the feeling seeing the subject for who they really are those things like I fore mentioned are not as important. In fact in the setting of your portrait it adds a calmness to the image and fits very well. Heres an exception to the rule that really worked. I tend to put horizons or eyes in a portrait at the top third or bottom third of the frame but will on occasion go for the center line.

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Is this house in the Presidio? If not then it looks a LOT like some houses they're restoring there! The 5th picture in my post on the last page (#422) was actually taken outside one of the houses they're restoring.

This is actually on the other side of the Golden Gate, Fort Baker.

They're tearing down these houses to build a hotel.

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^ some cool toys you got there! I checked out your portfolio, good stuff... do you scan the negatives with a flat bed scanner with some of the images? looks like the focus was a bit off here and there, and I am sure it was fine in prints and on film, so my guess is that the problem was with the scanning... a photog friend of mine with Hasselblad had the same problem in his online portfolio... but I could be wrong...

Some of my random old portrait work:

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that's what I thought, my friend who shoots MF got online images that look exactly like that... drives me crazy... hahah... with 35mm a quality film scanner is relatively cheap, but I guess when you do MF it would cost a fortune to get a pro film scanner...

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Shot my first magazine assignment this past weekend. It was for Fader magazine. I drove up to Chicago and followed around David Vandervelde and his band for 2 days. It was fucking great...getting paid to party and smoke weed with cool dudes while taking pictures of them.

David is a pretty good musician, check his shit out: www.davidvandervelde.com

Here are some selects;

The band

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Stewie, the house pit

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David

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David and Stewie

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The living room

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Hanging out

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Friend of the band

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Random guy at the 24 hour burrito place

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