Jeff Bridges shoots IronMan

[pesphoto]

his own Widelux pics on his website
http://www.jeffbridges.com/ironmanbook_cover.html

 

[bmattock]

Very cool. Thanks!

 

[astroman]

I watched the move last night.
COOL!

 

[35mmdelux]

Great job, Jeffery! Now all you need is to get a user name here and start posting.

 

[mhv]

Jeff Bridges might not be the greatest photographer ever, but for some reason his works always make me smile.

His photos are good, but beyond that it's the feeling of a sympathy for his subject, a simplicity and a restrained elegance that make them worth watching.

And well, he's the Dude after all. What could anyone ever say against that!

 

[amateriat]

I must admit having (sorely) missed Iron Man on the big screen, but still want to see it. The Bridges photos (and text) are wonderful. It's funny that I only saw The Big Lebowski totally by chance, since I'd convinced myself early on that I wouldn't like it; of course, I ended up loving it. (I was rather late warming up to the Coen Bros. thang.)


- Barrett

 

[iamzip]

Perhaps more important - elsewhere on his site I see they're making Tron 2!

 

[photogdave]

I must admit having (sorely) missed Iron Man on the big screen, but still want to see it. The Bridges photos (and test) are wonderful. It's funny that I only saw The Big Lebowski totally by chance, since I'd convinced myself early on that I wouldn't like it; of course, I ended up loving it. (I was rather late warming up to the Coen Bros. thang.)


- Barrett

Iron Man is awesome on Bluray!

 

[jbf]

Yeah I looked through his website a few months back. As always he's got some interesting shots. 🙂

 

[visiondr]

I must be the only red blooded male in N. America who didn't think Iron Man was such a great flick – adequate, yes; great, no. Still, Bridges is a cool dude. I've seen his still photography before. The playfulness is fun. I like the behind the scenes look at film making.

 

[Tuolumne]

Based on his books, I've tried shooting "regular" scenes with an Xpan. Believe me, it is alot harder to do than it looks. His panoramic scenes are great - inspired even. I may have to break out my Xpan and try again. But it takes alot of practice, and I'm not a dedicated enough pano shooter to get good at it. I use mine mostly for landscapes, which is of course too obvious to really teach you anything about pano framing.

/T