Emma - Wow!! Beautiful – love it. One of your best shots Jonas!!
Camilla - Gorgeous bride… Lovely light… Love the seventies look!
Steve Elmer - Photo = Win
Robert - Amazing shot !!!!!
Mark Kalkwarf - Brilliant! You have capture the light so well.
James Day - Berry cool Jonas!
Lauren - Gorgeous light, gorgeous couple!
Jon - skills
Kelly Ry - I’m dying over her headpiece; so ‘Much Ado About Nothing’. Lovely image, Jonas.
Dana Goodson - Gorgeous!
gabe aceves - Jonas- I am continually inspired by your work. Each wedding has a unique and distinct look in the tones and processing yet they all such a personal, intimate feeling. Great work.
Vandersault - truly beautiful Jonas!
jen@greenweddingshoes - stunning! love her headpiece also!!
Rebecca - Very beautiful image!
TRAVIS SHUMATE - So warm and sweet. Excellent.
Gai - Wow – what an amazing picture Jonas! Just beautiful.
Graymask - Love the mood and the creative vision you brought to the image.
Dan O’Day - Beautiful work mate…
Annabel – Love My Dress - Breathtaking Jonas, such a moving photograph xXx
Stewart Leishman - Great stuff! Please keep them coming:)
buhdoop - Beautiful.
Micah Cordes - nice. Love it.
Lizz - wonderful picture, captured the moment beautifully
Dean Simmons - Love it…
Steve Koo - Love.
chelsea - You are unreal amazing.
Sarah Esther - Wow this shot is so emotional! What a story. I love it…stunning!
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stephanie - wow.
i thought it was a little to quick to comment . then i thought. wow.
last one. amazing.
Tim - Love the conversion in the bottom pic.
Eliza Claire - Wow. So atmospheric. Amazing work, beautiful composition.
Amanda Lamb - NICE! Love the emotion in the last one.
Dennis Pike - you control the clouds don’t you? amazing clouds just follow you EVERYWHERE you go, huh?
Becca Dilley - Well, I pretty much love all of your work, but these black and whites are amazing. Especially the second one – it is very subtle and really makes me feel like I am in the mountains again. Awesome work.
Anna - Very nice frames, the last one really talk.
Solveig - Du är inte bara en fantastisk fotograf, du är en fantastisk fotograf med ett ärende! Alla dina bilder har en enorm impact och ingen bild är den andra lik! Amazing som man säger på engelska!
santa barbara wedding photographer - un-be-freaking-lievable.
brett maxwell - those clouds are awesome, hope they didn’t rain on you
Josie Richardson - Wow. Please sir, can I have some more?
William Massey - That last show will win some awards. Yessir!
Micah Cordes - last picture = EPICNESS. thats not even a word, but if it was, that picture would be it.
Ryan Ray - That last image is INSANE!
Jamie M Swanson - Completely stunning! LOVE it! I can’t wait so see more!
Ben Godkin - Stunning B/W’s! That moment in the last picture is one that will live in the clients minds forever! Beautiful capture!
JoachimT - Love the pictures! Great job!
Ben Tomlin - As always – marvellous…. I love how you’ve set the scene with the first two… but the last one is sublime – the reflections and clouds are what make it for me!
Gary - The last one~~~~~~
Steve - That last one is stunning. Can’t wait to see more, Jonas!
Kate/MagnoliaRouge - Simply stunning, no other words!
Lotta - Vilka fina bilder, skitsnygga! jag tror jag blev lite kär i den mittersta. Snygg vinkel. Härlig svartvit ton. Kanon!
Robb Duncan - Beautiful work Jonas, I love how the second one feels like it were taken a hundred years ago.
Az - You,ve set up the atmosphere beautifully….can’t wait to see more.
Steve Elmer - #2 is killer Jonas!
Marianne Taylor - Always wanted to go to New Zealand and this isn’t really helping to dampen that yearning. Stunning work.
chavvon smith - awesome B&Ws! Can’t wait to see the rest…
Lyn Ismael-Bennett - Absolutely love the last one!
Filip Wiberg - The third one is really amazing!
gabe aceves - can’t wait to see the rest jonas. inspiring work- i love the deep grey tones.
Becky Young - Beautiful! Love that last one!
Drew - I need to see the rest of these. Those B&Ws are gorgeous.
Teresa K - You’ve certainly got the magic touch Mr. Peterson. Your processing is so…YOU (and that’s completely awesome BTW).
Kelly Ry - So moody & gorgeous.
ayesha - love them all :) but that first shot is a prime example of why i fell in love with your work, even before you started shooting weddings…
Graymask - Like the mood, like the composition, love black and white, gorgeous!
Eric Yerke - I said it on Flickr. Man that really feels like a Silver Gelatin print. The last one would look sick behind glass
Hannah - These are so gorgeous – I have to agree with a PP, amazing clouds do seem to follow you about!
Luis Godinez - Jonas, you are so awesome!!!! I always love your work.
Justin - Awesome work JP – love your heavy black and white processing, looks like it was shot on old film stock. Keep up the excellent work!
When I was sitting there with Jonathan and Zilla’s families around me, it again hit me what a wonderful job I have. Jac and I had taken a couple of wrong turns out of Auckland and when we finally got to Bethell’s Beach it was getting dark. With the help of the last daylight we found our way to where Zilla and Jonathan were staying. When we arrived they quickly sat us down, poured us a glass of wine and told us dinner was five minutes away.
Zilla’s mother hade prepared a feast and we were invited.
As the lemon chicken was passed around the table someone filled up my glass and within minutes it felt like we were part of the family. After ten I felt like we had made new friends.
“You have to try the silverbeets”, Zilla said and who was I to argue.
The rest of the weekend was nothing short of amazing.
I felt part of something and that something I’m going to have to share here.
I just don’t know where to begin.
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Felicity - My fav of yours in a longtime Jonas.
Rebecca - Stunning, what a sky…
Mark Kalkwarf - I have never even heard of ’silverbeets’! I Will have to give them a try some day. What a beautiful image. The contrast of the sky against the softness of the grass is amazing. Sound like you had a really great time.
Lorraine - Fabulous!!
Mark Tierney - My type of wedding image, a Bride and Groom with a big sky!
Steve Elmer - Boom! That’s what I’m talking about Jonas!
MrsMW - What a warming experience & memory for u and ur J :) love your Stories am Amazed by how u caputured this in every shot
Karen Buckle - Sounds like an amazing experience. Can’t wait to see more of this wedding.
Solveig - -YEAH!! Once again very nice!
somebody - gah! i want your life!
or.. you just seem so Lycklig!
and that’s what i wanna be too
camilla - 24 1.4? Love it.
Hannah - Gorgeous, Jonas. What a beautiful sky!
I love silverbeets – so tasty!
Lyn Ismael-Bennett - Beautiful!
Hälsporren - What a wonderful wedding-picture! I love the dramatic sky, since most people think of blue sky and sunshine when it comes to their wedding-photos. It’s absolutely stunning, this pic.
Dennis Pike - I think you found a good place to begin.
heather nan - I can feel it.
Teresa K - I don’t know what silverbeets are, but if eating them results in images like this, I want some!!
Jessica Shepard - That is incredible Jonas!
Heather Parker - What an incredibly lovely moody photograph.
Philip Smith - Wow, great shot. Like the way the clouds seem to point to the couple.
Erin Lassahn - Gorgeous. Can’t wait to see and hear more!
Kyle - What are silverbeets?
I love the texture/grain/special feeling whatever that is :) Great photo.
brett maxwell - So I had to Google silverbeets, you’re now number 3 for that. Turns out it’s a name for Swiss Chard. Still don’t know what that is.
Therese - Magnificent!
Eric Yerke - I dig how white is white, and black is black.
somebody again - Jag gillar hur de ser ut att vara ett sånt där bröllopspar i plast som man sätter på bröllopstårtan. de ser precis ut så, i miniatyrformat. väldigt fint
Steve - Silverbeets? I’m intrigued…
I like this shot, by the way. That sky is like a painting.
Alan & Karen Woo - Yup that is what its all about! Not being only a photographer but also part of the family on the day, gotta love it!
gabe aceves - a totally captivating image as usual jonas! i love the fact that the b&g look calm and happy surrounded by these massive black clouds. beautiful work.
Kim - Is it just me or is that sky moving…..
love it!
Jamie M Swanson - You never cease to amaze me. This is stunning. Love it! I wish I could see it on a huge canvas…
Zoe Kamide - Eusebio says its a nice picture of Aunty Zilla and Jon and can he have one please??
HelenTurner - Jonas, Your meal was actually tarrogan and preserved lemon unsalted butter and garlic, then verjuice.
You mix up tarrogon leaves, 250 grams unsalted butter and the skins of 2 preserved lemons in the blender.
Put your hand between the skin and the meat of the bird near the legs and work up over the breast and into the legs.Then you stuff the butter tarrogan and lemon mix into the space between the meat and the flesh.
Roast with 2 garlic cloves in the cavity of the bird.
When cooked pour half cup of verjuice over bird and give it another 15 mins.
Let the bird rest for 15 mins then serve.
I heat the juices(pour off fat excess first) and thicken with a couple of desert spoons of corn flower to make the gravy.Cook the potatoes and pumpkin in the same pan.180 degrees for about 1 to 1 half hours.
HelenTurner - Silver beet.
Firstly the silver beet was very fresh from the groom’s mum’s garden.
Secondly use VERY LITTLE water in the pan.Let the water get hot then put the silver beet in and toss it quickly really only to heat it this may only be 30 seconds or so.
For really yummy silver beet take the beets out after 15 secs.Pour off all water except a small portion.Add some chopped garlic and oysrer sauce, and when it is hot put the silver beet back in and turn with clippers a few times then yank it out before it goes all limp and grey.
I can assure you there will be none left on the plate it is delicious.
Above is also good for bok choi which is the asian sweeter version of silver beet.
HelenTurner - Yes the photo was lovely and makes us realise we are only small cogs in this great world.
Looking forward to seeing the photos in the pine forest.
Buffalo Wedding Photographers - That last picture with the clouds is absolutely amazing! One of my favorite pics seen in a real long time.
I’ve been a bad blogger lately. Mainly because I’ve been busy working, but also because I’ve had some time off. This is actually the last weekend I have off in I don’t know how long and I’m trying to enjoy it as much as possible. At the same time I’m very much looking forward to all the weddings I have ahead of me this year. I’ve shot four already, but it feels like the real season starts now.
And I’m ready.
Next weekend I’m shooting a wedding on Bethell’s Beach in New Zealand and I can’t tell you how excited I am. The bride, Zilla, and her partner, Jon, couldn’t have chosen a more beautiful place. I admit I just wrote the last sentence to be able to write bride Zilla, but still. Bethell’s Beach is where they shot the movie The Piano and even though I’ve never been there I have seen photos. It will be very different.
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Rebecca - Can’t wait to see the photos!
Paul Von Rieter - Bride-Zilla, Very funny. I am sure you will rock it. Can’t wait to see.
Solveig - Låter jättespännande! Jag kan se “Piano-miljön” framför mig..hoppas brudgummen liknar Harvey Keitel (fast med mer kläder..) Det skall bli kul att se dom bilderna! Lycka till!
Dennis Pike - right on, looking forward to what you’re going to create this coming year. For this post I just keep picturing the training montages from “Rocky”. Jonas, running up a bunch of steps with a 70-200 in each hand for weights.
Oliver Collinge - You seriously have a bride named Zilla – that’s hilarious.
Marco Correa - Ha ha ha ha, really funny, expecting to meet Zilla!
brett maxwell - there are many people hoping you survive this hectic year. it will be awesome to watch how you change and grow. just don’t go crazy.
I get quite a few questions regarding my photography; what gear I use, settings, if I prefer to shoot RAW or jpeg etc, etc. I’m more than happy to help out. For that reason I started answering questions here a while back. I have now answered some 500 questions, so if you’re interested in what I do and how I do it, chances are you’ll find it answered there. If not, please ask me your question and I will try and answer it.
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layton - and that’s what makes you more than just an amazing photographer.
LeeLoo - That’s very generous of you Jonas in an industry where cards are often held close to the chest.
Thank you!
heather nan - loved, loved, loved all the sharing. just one thing… sons of anarchy? really?
perhaps I should submit that question.
sui - a friend was just telling me today how cutthroat photographers– or anyone in any business, really– are and how ruthless they can be. definitely thank you for being so generous as to actually answer most people’s questions.
Ragna - Hur gör man om man tycker sig veta precis hur den där perfekta bilden ska se ut i fotoögonblicket, men är kass på att manövrera kameran så att resultatet blir bra. Kameran blir liksom ett hinder bara för att man är så värdelös på det tekniska. Har läst några fotoböcker men tycker att de förklarar uruselt. Hur blir jag bättre på att förstå hur min kamera fungerar!? Vad läser jag, vart ska jag titta, vart börjar jag? Tack och bock på förhand. ps. har bilder på min blogg ds.
AnnaCarin - Fantastiskt fina bilder, snubblade in här av en slump. Du gör bröllopsbilder på en annan nivå. Vackert.
Jag har en vän i UK som också gör intressanta bröllopsbilder, fast på ett annant vis. Kika om du har lust :)
Paul Von Rieter - I just wanted to add a bit of fuel to the fire here. I have personally asked Jonas a bunch of questions and I couldn’t be more thankful. His advise and suggestions have pushed my creativity and have made me work harder to be a better photographer.
You are a pretty amazing dude Jonas, and I am sure I speak for everyone in our community when I say thanks for taking the time to do what you do. FTW
Amanda Basteen - You should make a FAQ and post it so you don’t have to keep answering :)
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Amy Dixon - That is a seriously beautiful image.
Kelly Ry - Flawless.
Shari DeAngelo - I love when I see an image and it instantly invokes an emotional response from me. Beautiful. Ethereal. Fabulous, Jonas!
Kyle - I love this Jonas! And wow, I really can’t wait to see what that dress looks like full length!
Rae - Beautiful, Elegant, Timeless, Romantic & Feminine high key image :)
LisaK - This image is unbelievably stunning! I can’t stop looking at it. Beautiful, beautiful work.
Chris Geary - Unbelievably good!
Robert - Hi, I’m a photographer from Barcelona, Spain. This is my second year photographing weddings, and your work is really excellent. subtlety, simplicity, naturalness … really incredible. My most sincere congratulations. I follow your work with true admiration.
Best Regards.
JoachimT - Love the light! Its perfect!
Kip - It’s cold and awful in Seattle right now. This image is exactly opposite. Thank you for a visual electric blanket.
Paul Von Rieter - Thats it! I think I just might hate you for being so awesome.
This is quite simply flawless.
jeremy parsons - You blow me away. Seriously.
Rebecca - Simply stunning!
Philip Smith - Beautiful shot. Great sense of purity.
Sylwia Szuder - Amazing!
Sylwia Szuder - Amazing! I love the way the light wraps around her…
cara @ lillian and leonard - Absolutely incredible.
Matt and Katie - Truly gorgeous!
Christan - I’m totally diggin your processing and composition.
Gemma Schipani - This photo sums up ‘the bride’ image. When you think of a bride you think pure, innocent, beautiful, fresh & you get an emotional breathtaking response when you see them. This also adds a hint of mystery, leaves you wanting more!
daniel lateulade - Love it — absolutely amazing. You have a way of working with noise and making it look like film grain that I love.
Steve - I love this, Jonas.
Emily Porter - One of my favorite things about your aesthetic is how so many of your photos seem like something out of a dream. A good dream. A good dream with lots of yummy natural light. :)
Daniel Dunlap - Amazing! Amazing! Amazing! You do such great work with natural light!
Teresa K - Wow Jonas, you really are an artist, aren’t you? This image is stunning.
Justin - Wow, awesome tonality and processing on this image! Thanks for also sharing the before & after – love your work as always JP ;-)
reg - Great shot and interesting composition. I always love the stuff I’d never imagine to do.
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Ross - Beautiful :)
Micah Cordes - awesome shot!!!
max wanger - lovely composition. lovely shot.
Kat Braman - I love all the white tones and the composition is perfection.
tasj - wow…sigh
Jeremy - Wow.
Rae - ahh such a gorgeous moment!!
I LOVE that her foot is mid air with her hands behind her as though she is leaaaaping towards him with so much excitment!
kitty - that little girl is going to cherish this image for the rest of her life. i know i would…
Ayesha - You and your perfect whites :) and your one-image blog posts – just one image is so rich with story…
Fran - Simply Excellent!!!!
JoachimT - Wonderful photo!
Therese - Oh my god, this is a brilliant photo in SO meny ways! You are great! (as always)
Poser - Right at the top of my fave images from you man.
Everything is perfect about this shot.
Makes me so happy.
:P
Dennis Pike - seriously?! do you check client’s homes before you shoot and say “ok, this a perfect staircase in front of a perfect white wall, that will work great for amazing, clean compositions, we can work together.” good lord man, this is just gorgeous. Cheers
Ryan Brenizer - Really great.
Paul Von Rieter - Pretty awesome brother! This has got to rank up with some of my fav truly photojournalistic shots ever. This image is going to stick in my mind for at least a week.
Tracey - Breathtaking. Precious. I love all your images…but this one…wow.
Dan O’Day - fantastic frame Jonas… love it
Rebecca - Great composition. Love the lines and all the white!
cara @ lillian and leonard - “Seriously?! do you check client’s homes before you shoot and say “ok, this a perfect staircase in front of a perfect white wall, that will work great for amazing, clean compositions, we can work together.””
That was my first thought too.
Gemma Schipani - The title bought tears to my eyes & the photo really tipped me
over the edge. My Nonno passed away when I was just five, so I never really knew him. I just hope I had sweet moments like this with him. I also hope that little girl treasures that photo because one day it will mean the world to her.
Josie Richardson - Jonas, you are the master of the stairs.
Matilda Holmqvist1 - Otroligt vacker!!
Har börjat med något som kallas ‘Veckans Inspiration’ och jag valde att ha dig som “förste ut”. Lånade en bild och länkade till din blogg! Hoppas det var okej!
Mvh Matilda
http://myphoto.blogg.se/2010/february/initiativ-veckans-inspiration.html
Malin - Gudars så bra!
Teresa K - You are SUCH a storyteller…I love this image.
Amanda Basteen - I love this! She looks like she is running down to hop into his arms. Priceless
beppers - fint
Olle - Awesome! I’m proud that you are from Sweden! ;)
Heather parker - I really like the composition here Jonas!
Mark Kalkwarf - Being a Nono myself I can really relate to this. Brilliantly anticipated, very well done.
Thomas Lester - Love this!
When I was approached by a friend of Jacqui’s, asking me if I could shoot some promotional photos for a local dance/club artist, my immediate reaction was no. No, no, no. I told him I don’t have the experience or the lighting equipment to pull something like that off. But he persisted. And then I started thinking about it. I went through the gear I have and figured, yeah, maybe I can do it. If I keep it simple. I’ve never done any composites or hardly even used my flash off camera, but hey, how hard can it be?
I’d read tutorials online on how to do it and I knew roughly how to pull it off.
I also knew I wanted some sort of film poster look to it. A bit gritty, but still a simple setup. I didn’t need the hassle of working some kind of idea into a shot I’d never even tried shooting before. The post processing in photoshop took less than 30 minutes and I think the end result looks pretty good for a club act. If you know PS, all I’ve done is use layer masks and then some cloning to clean up around the place. The cross processing is Nik Color Efex Pro. It’s not what I’d normally shoot, or even how I’d edit it, but there’s nothing like stepping out of your comfort zone to keep you on your toes.
I’ve put together a small making of, just to show you it’s not that hard to do.
As an experiment it was quite fun.
This is the gear I used.
Canon 5D Mark II
Canon EF 24mm 1.4L
2 Pocket Wizards
Canon 580 EX II (bare flash)
The flash was on a monopod which Jacqui held at different angles, the camera was on a tripod. The final shot is a composite of three shots where the artist and back-ups were lit by a single bare flash in each one. If you have any questions, shoot away. I’m no Zack Arias, but it was fun to see I could actually do it. I hardly edit my wedding images at all, so this was something completely new. It was nice to get out and shoot using ideas and equipment I know little about. I don’t think I’ll use much of this for my wedding work, but now I know off camera flash is nothing to be too scared of.
I know this shot could have been shot better, but still.
If I can do this, you can.
You can view the final shot large here.
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Kip - Great use of one strobe. Thanks for sharing the magic.
Daniel Dunlap - Wow, Jonas. Brilliant!
Eve - Stupid question – are you taking several photos of the persons? If so, do they have to remain absolutely still or how do you manage to add the pictures together?
(It’s probably a stupid question, but I know neither PS nor photographing and was just curious)
Nadia - Brilliant, I have to try this now!
Jarno - Very nice use of off-camera flash Jonas! And a wonderful blog thanks for sharing photos and thoughts. I’ve also quite recently started using more and more one off-camera flash and it’s nice to see what one can accomplish with just one strobe.
Your thoughts about first thinking that you could not do the job sound familiar. But you nicely stepped out of comfort zone as you said and really did a nice job. One small and easy step to make the light nicer (smoother which is better imho) is adding a simple white shoot-through umbrella. Give it a try if you plan on experimenting with off-camera flash more.
Kayleen T. - Very cool Jonas! My favorite part is the girls shadow on the wall!
Christin - Bra jobbat. Blev skitsnyggt :) som vanligt… inte förvånad här, inte.
Alicia - Nicely done.
Chris Lin - Yes! Once everybody is composited in and your backdrop is static, what’s going on in the frames after? “Just” PP treatment?
Dorothy - Do you mind telling us what setting your flash was on? Was it on TTL or Manual? and if it was on manual, what power?
Robb Duncan - Nice work man, and nice to see you stepping out of your comfort zone as well. Awesome.
Next time get someone to video the whole thing from behind the scenes, now that would be fun.
Alexander Gardner - I like that, “If I can do it, so can you.”
It’s quite a statement and applies to most anything in the world. What seperates you and I from John & Jane Doe as photographers is experience. What seperates you and I from Valentino as motorcyclists would be the same and in all cases a little passion drives us further toward reaching those goals.
:)
Debs Ivelja - Brilliant Jonas, and thank you for sharing how you achieved this. It looks awesome.
You are a real inspiration and any more tutorials you have to share would be fab!
Dennis Pike - you should have attended Ryan’s workshop, he covered this exact thing. Although, you pretty much nailed it. Cheers
Cliff - Definitely not your regular day stuff… but you killed it! Great work Jonas.
Leo Druker - Thanks for the informative video! Great work – I love the end result.
seth - Very nice!
Anda - I think you made Zack Arias proud.
Tasha Schalk - That’s awesome, and I think it turned out great. I’m going to have to try this soon!
Drew - It’s nice to see strobist work from you Jonas. And the editing is flawless. Very nicely done!
Jonas - Eve: Yes, it’s three shots. Since the background is static I can (kind of) cut and paste between the different layers.
Dorothy: I wish I could remember. It was all manual settings and I also zoomed the flash head. I’d say 1/8 power with the flash zoomed to about 50mm. Maybe.
Jono - Hah! I was in Israel with Enoch’s cousin. I’ve met Enoch before, he used to be my brother in-laws personal trainer. Small world! Love the shoot too.
Paul - Jonas-great work. Those turned out really well.
debbie mayes - I love the finished product, thank you for sharing how you got there…super cool ;)
Ben Godkin - Great Job Jonas! You can make anything happen if you put your mind to it. :)
gabe aceves - very cool to do something so different and execute it well. thanks for posting this. it just inspires me to get out of my comfort zone more.
Berit - Znyggt!! Jag är också extremt förtjust i skuggan på muren. Ögat letar sig tillbaka dit om och om igen.
Gloria - Hi Jonas, I was wondering how you attached the flash to the monopod? Which monopod do you use? Thanks!
Jonas Peterson - I attached a “cold shoe” to the end of the monopod. The monopod is a pretty crap one that I got from National Geographic after being published there.
Jenny Meng-Strawhorne - Thanks for sharing. The finished shot turned out great. It’s always nice to challenge yourself and succeed!
Janine - Great shoot, Zack would love it…especially the can do attitude :)
lisa - Yay for taking chances! I always find it nerve wracking to try new techniques with clients, but doesn’t it feel so great when you pull it off? Nice work.
Justin - Awesome skills as always Jonas – Thanks for the workflow video! How long did you spend on the post production?
reg - thanks for this. love to see folks’ workflows.
Thomas Lester - Fun!
Just do it » ett liv i exil - [...] Om man är intresserad av en liten making of, kan man läsa här. [...]
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Micah Cordes - *angels* AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH nuff said.
Julian Beattie - I love the negative space, really creates a lead-up to the subjects.
Great stuff, as always!
Therese - Hej! Har följt din blogg från sverige ett tag, gillar verkligen dina bilder! Färger, upplägg allt. Bra jobbat och hoppas du har det bra där nere!
Ben Blood - The first one takes the cake. Didn’t really intend that pun. Splendid Jonas! :)
Gary - So clean…love them!
Nathalie - Du är så inspirerande!
Drew - Great stuff Jonas. That last one has to be my favorite. It must be her beatiful eyes or maybe it has to do with my favorite bridal accent, the birdcage veil. One thing is for sure, it makes me want to see more images of her. Again, well done.
Joel Del Castillo - Simply beautiful, Jonas- as always
Dennis Pike - do clean beautiful compositions just follow you around, or do you actually have to look for them? great stuff as always.
Briony - lovely.
Jim Marsden - The last one is absolute killer!!! Keep doing this…..
Alen Abdula - I love the color tone of this set! Great job as always. Keep it up!
James Moes - Beautiful. So clean.
JoachimT - Very nice photo! :D
Claire Baguley - Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
The moments are captured forever
Janine - Beautiful, that last one takes my breath away.
Mikael Stiller - This is truly great! I love it, the third is a masterpiece!
Matilda [myphoto.blogg.se] - Hej Jonas! Har kikat in på din blogg flertalet gånger och förundras och fascineras av alla dina härliga, inspirerande och annorlunda foton jag hittar här!
Jag undrar om det är OK att jag lånar ett par av mina favoriter och lägger upp på min blogg – ska nämligen göra ett inlägg med mina favoritfotografer!
Mvh Matilda
This is my oldest boy, Noah. He likes bikes. And boats. And planes. And trucks. And trains. I love him very much.
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Janine - Your work is just beautiful. I stumbled across it while surfing tonight. Very inspiring, but I couldn’t NOT comment on this gorgeous pic of your son. I adore it. Noah sounds much like my own son in his interests. I’d love a pic of him like this, but he hides from my camera :(
Janine - Your work is just beautiful. I stumbled across it while surfing tonight. Very inspiring. I couldn’t NOT comment on this gorgeous image of your son. I adore it. Noah sounds much like my own son in his interests. I’d love a pic of him like this, but he hides from my camera :(
Micah Cordes - aww hes a cutie. great pic too. :)
An Affair With Fashion - I love this photo very much!
Tim - What a dude. Kickin’ back behind the bars. Love it, Jonas.
sombrero - aah what a cute little fella!
Cim - Hej Jonas.
Vet inte om du svarar på frågor såhär i kommentarsfältet, men jag försöker ändå. Jag är nyss fyllda 23 och inne på mitt andra år som studerande i San Francisco. Jag pluggar reklam på en grym skola, vill bli copywriter en vacker dag.
Läste din blogg länge och fram tills du la ner, och jag undrar lite över din tid inom reklam. Ångrar du hela grejen? Önskar du att du kommit på tidigare i livet att ren fotografi var det du älskade?
Jag är väldigt passionerad och driven som människa, kärleken och familjen betyder allt för mig, samtidigt dras jag till reklam som en mal till ljus. Går det att kombinera en karriär inom reklam med ett familjeliv?
Ska dessutom säga att min sambo tar en masters, även han inom reklam.
Vänligen / Cim
JoachimT - Awesome picture! Seems like a very cool boy!
Kat Braman - love this! little boys are so awesome :)
rosie - awww… love it! he is a handsome little dude!
rich - beautiful!
Anna - Cutie pie!
Paul Von Rieter - crazy how much the little dude looks like you. He is like a Jonas “mini me”.
Justin - Too cool for school!… Hehahah, love it ;-)
Kristi Wright - He is so adorable! Love the sweaty hair coming out of the helmet. Little boys :)
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