B&W gallery

[Cedric Marcadier]

Hi !

I've discovered this website recently, it's really interesting. So after reading many threads, I've decided to show you few pics :)

Here are some photos I've made during the last two years. Comments are welcome !

http://cedric.marcadier.free.fr/b&w-cars/images/7.jpg

http://cedric.marcadier.free.fr/b&w-cars/images/14.jpg

http://cedric.marcadier.free.fr/b&w-cars/images/10.jpg

http://cedric.marcadier.free.fr/b&w-cars/images/3.jpg

You can also have a look at the whole gallery here : http://cedric.marcadier.free.fr/b&w-cars

[John Jovic]

It's easy to take a nice car pic, very hard to do something different. These are different.

Why the square format? Not that there's anything wrong with that...

JJ

[Cedric Marcadier]

Why the square format ?... Why not :-)
I think this format helps to make these images look different.

Here is another try, with 2 pics together :
http://img179.imageshack.us/img179/9785/lamboxi6.th.jpg (http://img179.imageshack.us/my.php?image=lamboxi6.jpg)

[John Jovic]

Why the square format ?... Why not :-)
I think this format helps to make these images look different.


Sure, why not?

I just wondered if you used a 6x6 film camera or if you just cropped the digital pix that way. Not that it matters anyway.

I use a mamiya C220 for fun. I do like the square format.

JJ

[Cedric Marcadier]

Sorry, I didn't understood your question.

I used several cameras : Canon EOS 300D, 1D, and 1D mkII, so square format has been made by cropping original files in photoshop.

[Jeff Boerio]

I dig the first and last shots. For me, though, I think the last shot might have been better without the "50" sign there.

Jeff

[Jeff Wilson]

That first shot (Lotus 7) is fantastic! Nice work!

[Mark Delbrueck]

I really like these shots and the processing. A very refreshing style!

The last one you posted is great! What was the shutter speed on that lotus shot (second from last)? I'm guessing very slow!

[Cedric Marcadier]

I really like these shots and the processing. A very refreshing style!

The last one you posted is great! What was the shutter speed on that lotus shot (second from last)? I'm guessing very slow!

Yes it was ! 1/15s thanks to the 70-200 2.8 L IS :D

Well, I have to admit it was the only great shot at this speed :rolleyes:

[Ernest Wright]

beautiful pictures. I really like the gallardo pan.

ernie

[Tiny Malone]

I love the other worldly feel and look of #2!!

[Kristopher Clewell]

I'd really like to see the color versions....