Pictures (for a change)

[Alec]

I haven't the faintest idea what gear AP photojournalist Emilio Morenatti uses, but he is a great photographer, and can tell a story too.

http://www.emiliomorenatti.com/newfront.html

Wait for the big Flash file to load, and click on the word 'Afghanistan' (I almost missed the 40 picture portfolio behind the cover)

(This site has already been posted in various forums @ photo.net, sorry, but I believe it is well worth a look if you haven't seen it yet.)

 

[iDude]

Great, indeed.

 

[einolu]

Thanks for sharing that!

 

[DHu]

Very good stuff. I bookmarked it and will have to look at it again.

 

[ray_g]

So have I. Thank you, Alec.

 

[Kevin]

Fantastic! It is very difficult to do it his way. Do you think he is dressed like a local man?

I see he uses every focal length from extreme wide angle to normal to tele. Zoom lens maybe? SLR or DSLR? Doesn't matter really.

Thanks

 

[nomade]

I've seen that before, but it's a great site..Thx for the reminder...

 

[Alec]

Bump - these really are stunning pictures. I wish I had 1/100 of the guy's talent. Still, we can learn...

 

[kbg32]

Isn't he the journalist that uses various Olympus digital point and shoot cameras?

 

[cp_ste.croix]

Isn't he the journalist that uses various Olympus digital point and shoot cameras?

I think that is Alex Majoli...but I could be wrong.

These pictures are almost hard to look at they're so much better than anything I have even dreamed of taking. Wow, is all I can say.

 

[laudrup]

Splendid stuff thanks for sharing them. I found them really inspirational.

Cheers

 

[Alec]

Snow! It's minus 2 stops right?

I usually open up 1.5 stops. Anyhow nothing beats measuring incident light! 😉

 

[kbg32]

Yes, it is Alex Majoli.

 

[iñaki]

Thanks for sharing Alec. It sure worths a visist for every photo enthusiast.