nilomis
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Thanks to all ...
I'm planning to pause my participation on the Wristscan for some time.
I feel that my current style is somehow repetitive and somehow boring to my main critic (wife).
During this pause I will be researching a new watch photography style.
What I am looking is a way to represent the true dynamic nature of a watch on a single and static photo.
Stay tuned. I will be back.
Cheers and a great holidays to all.
Nilo
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Our judges this week are . . .
. . . Stewart [log-in: docsnov] for Static Photo and Hublot moderator Ken H for Wrist Scan.
Stewart delivered his decision . . .
. . . with due deliberation! "Art, My choice for winner this week is Nilo's black and white photo of the moon to mars watch. First, the clarity and detail of the watch is fantastic. I don't know what the background is, but the silvery metallic look in the...
Thanks Art and congratulation to Nilo's ever wonderful photo.
The 1019 is a truly magical watch. Regards Tyler
You're turning Vintage Rolex, Art. Be careful! ;)
Congratulations to the winners. Well deserved! Best, Nicolas
One can appreciate . . .
. . . Château Margaux while preferring Maredsous Brune ;-) . . .
Thanks to all ...
I'm planning to pause my participation on the Wristscan for some time. I feel that my current style is somehow repetitive and somehow boring to my main critic (wife). During this pause I will be researching a new watch photography style. What I am looking...
thanks Stewart, the pic is 3 years old so it shows some things never change [nt]
No message body This message has been edited by G99 on 2011-12-09 03:44:30
Here's Ken's pick for wristscan photo
"Sorry for my late pick... I was going to send in last evening from home, but internet connection was lost. So I am doing from the office, but office computer does not let me upload the pic and asked Anthony to post on my behalf. The one by cazalea is won...
Congrats to Nilo and cazalea on this week's wristscan
Congrats to both on some great pics. And thanks to Art for the honorable mention for the Bulgari Octo Bi-Retro Steel Ceramic. Regards, ED-209
I'm stunned! Thanks guys!
I try pretty hard each week and lots of wrist scans are cluttering up my hard drive (much to my wife's dismay, like the wife of Nilomis [although he often wins]) I too have to find more material, or buy some new watches (NOT, she says ...) Mike