I liked the look of the Stretchline collection a lot more. Nice pic.

Added this to the High Res page to try and get that puppy going again.

that is one stunning pic...

all verry nice only 2nd best watch to Time Bomb IMO

Ok Jesus, using some simple point-and-click Photoshop tools, I'll post this shot subtly titled Glowbomb.

These don't really fall under the category of photography, but I thought I wanted to share them anyways.

Over the course of this quarter (10 weeks) I choose to draw my Flak Jackets for my Drawn Design course in my Graphic Design major. Through maaaaaaany drawings, here are the final four.

nice man. I can turn a few of those into decals actually...

yea, the would be great vectors

The second and fourth are vectors.

those are the 2 I could cut into vinyl...

Go for it if you'd like...

#3 is my fav. I'm a sucker for B&W charcoal.

Love the first one best but they all are nice, hope you do well in that course.

Agreed. They are all cool. I like the first one best.

Why did you choose to orient the Flaks the way you did?

Thanks for the comments. As far as orientation, a few factors went into that. My professor wasn't too thrilled about my object choice at first, since most people use industrial objects (pliers, hand tools, etc) that have quite a bit of mass and are pretty "volumetric." So, in an effort to make my object more dynamic and interesting, I folded one of the arms in and over the other. I also really liked this angle because it shows both sides of the lenses, as well as their thickness. It also displays how much curvature is really in the arms as they are not simply a continuous arc. In terms of page orientation, I was looking for something that was also interesting and kept the eye flowing around the page. This turned out to be the best way to achieve both.

We were also required to produce a process journal, which contains all of our sketches and work from the quarter, and mine is roughly 40 pages long...I'd post that as well, but I'm not sure how many would care to look through it, and I have no idea how to embed a pdf!

Can't post a PDF unless you host it somewhere and link. If you really want I can put it in my Oakley document warehouse and link it. E-mail me.

Eh, it's not a big deal. I really doubt most would care to look through it, so I think I just won't post it. Thanks for the offer though Dann.

luke , i think you are wrong, i for one would love to see the sketches and details..

and i'm not much of a tattoo guy, but pic #4 would be a cool tattoo i think

but #3 is also on of my favorites, not to underestimate the others

So cool to see this thread evolving! I haven't thrown anything on here for a while - been busy shooting other stuff ;-)

I know This was done earlier on in this thread, but heres my effort at a glow in the dark shot;


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lee thats well cool-they look like they are floating!

Wow, Lee! That's sick! It looks like a ghost pair. Or a highly radioactive one. Awesome work!


~Yukio

My favourite Frogz at their best, nice shot Lee!


And Luke: outstanding drawing dude!

Beautiful shot, Lee. That's the best shot of the glow effect we've seen yet.

So let's bring this thread back, O-Photographers! There was some debate in another thread about Canon v. Nikon. I do this for a living, and having used both, my opinion is that it doesn't matter.