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What's so "roflcopter" 'bout these? If this all seems so hilarious I just throw them off this thread.

Nielsfest wrote:What's so "roflcopter" 'bout these? If this all seems so hilarious I just throw them off this thread.

What did I miss, they can't be that bad, can they???

I did this for a friend of mine recently. Hit me up if u want awesome promotional artwork like this. For free if I like u.

sdfffffffffffffff

incnic wrote:few more animated loops for bassmusic
will be doing a 'full' animation next time

!!! wow! this is great! how the hell do you do this stuff!

Nielsfest wrote:

3za wrote:

Nielsfest wrote:What's so "roflcopter" 'bout these? If this all seems so hilarious I just throw them off this thread.

What did I miss, they can't be that bad, can they???

No fucking idea but I ain't doing all the work on getting them back there so I'll just give you a link to my photobucket.
http://s812.photobucket.com/albums/zz48/Nielsfest/

HARDCORE ELECTRIZITY

edit: are you actually an electrician?

koro inu, mortal, jiba, horse
big up! amazing work

thanks for the compliment
I appreciate it

I've bought the Sigma DG 70-300mm f/4.0-5.6 APO Macro Nikon
so new/better (i hope) photography is coming up

mawltea wrote:Nice work, horse! And that whale, snii, gobsmacking! Absolutely beautiful!

Here's a few more I've done over the last few weeks/months;

VERY nice.

holy... shit

First attempts at shooting live music, The Croft in Bristol. Not trying to do promo shots or anything, capturing the vibe/moment or whatever. These are from the last two nights.




Was empty so the bands just played/rolled around the floor.




Pinch.


Dubloaded.

^ what lens you using mate?
i reckon could go sharper and some different colour balance. do it in post imo
bit underexposed imo
get teh canon 50mm f1.8 cheapy. (75£)
sharp as fuck and very fast
made for nightclub shots

Some of those were with the Nikon 50mm 1.4, but the room is far too small for it. Got a 20mm for tonight.

Wasn't really too sure what to do in post, can't do much with such high ISO. Crazy dark in there, had to shoot 1500iso, smallest aperture and 0.6 - 3.0s exposures to even get an image out. Black walls & small stage lights are no fun.

wubstep wrote:First attempts at shooting live music, The Croft in Bristol. Not trying to do promo shots or anything, capturing the vibe/moment or whatever. These are from the last two nights.




Was empty so the bands just played/rolled around the floor.




Pinch.

sick photos!

& I also love the photo's!

Shot 'Deez Nuts' (thugcore hxc hip-hop...) last night. So hot & sweaty the 20mm was unuseable Had to use the 16-85mm and it's tooo fucking dark.

I like keeping things simple, dmz-style.
Here are 2 designs I made for sybl vs. basl soundcloud mixtapes




FO stands for Fatty Owls, btw. (you know, Fawlty Towers > Sybil/Basil)

Well I have a rather odd question...
I used to love drawing things, anything, especially characters and stuff -graffiti alike-, still love it...
... but nowadays I don't have any inspiration and I just draw line to line to dot and I haven't got a clue what it is it's actually quite freaky...
So does anyone have any tips for me? So I can pick up drawing again.

Some poppy shit, drawn up from sketches

wubstep wrote:Some of those were with the Nikon 50mm 1.4, but the room is far too small for it. Got a 20mm for tonight.

Wasn't really too sure what to do in post, can't do much with such high ISO. Crazy dark in there, had to shoot 1500iso, smallest aperture and 0.6 - 3.0s exposures to even get an image out. Black walls & small stage lights are no fun.

The first two shots you posted are sweet man, the dude rolling around on the floor is perfect, looks like you captured the essence of the night in that shot by your short description.

As for the struggling with the minimal lighting, could be worth using a speed light on manual turned down really low, angled away from subject and a dome diffuser added. I know you probably don't want to destroy that moody, low lighting feel that goes hand in hand with these type of gigs, but it means you can shoot at a lower ISO for fuck all noise, and you can darken the mood and tone down the lighting in post afterwards. opens up the options for some nice creative gig photography.