you feel PRO enough?
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Nah! He doesn't have a Gitzo tripod and RRS ballhead, an Epson A3 inkjet printer and scanner, a 30" monitor, Wacom stylus pad, GregaMacBeth monitor calibrator, etc. etc.
Neither do I :dunno:
Neither do I :dunno:
He got all the good lens from Canon..!!!
And He got a server in his room..!!!
But he is doing this as a living.. if not fun liao....:sweat:
I would said.. HE IS THE MAN LEH...!!!:thumbsup:
Lucky I'm not into this line.....:sweatsm:
And He got a server in his room..!!!
But he is doing this as a living.. if not fun liao....:sweat:
I would said.. HE IS THE MAN LEH...!!!:thumbsup:
Lucky I'm not into this line.....:sweatsm:
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You don't need all that equipment to be a pro. You just need to be paid.
But that's very interesting, thanks for posting. Like Rubber_Duck, I don't think it's much fun. Trying to keep track of the equipment alone is a nightmare.
But that's very interesting, thanks for posting. Like Rubber_Duck, I don't think it's much fun. Trying to keep track of the equipment alone is a nightmare.
http://www.vincentlaforet.com/Gear/large-10.html
See...too pro also not good. Must take a whole day to pack.:bsmilie:
See...too pro also not good. Must take a whole day to pack.:bsmilie:
He's a contract photographer for the NY Times (according to his bio) and apparently on assignment (for Newsweek?) to the Olympics (photo #3 - "Luckily this isn't my first Olympics").
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awesome stuff! but pressurizing too i guess, must produce the shots if not... :sweat:
based on this reasoning,
those taxi drivers behind a non MB do not feel taxi driver enough.
:dunno:
Yeah, probably what separates the pro from the hobbyist in addition to getting paid to take photos. The rest of us can sit back, relax and critique his photos :bsmilie:
gosh i just went through all the photos, quite awestruck, by the amount of lenses and all the stuff he has to bring! did anyone see his prime lens bag................ madness!
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