. . . let's share the best photos we've ever taken of our watches, with a limit of two wrist shots and two posed off your wrist. Our Photography Forum Casey H will be judging both the Wrist Shot and Static Photo categories on Sunday.
. . . let's share the best photos we've ever taken of our watches, with a limit of two wrist shots and two posed off your wrist. Our Photography Forum Casey H will be judging both the Wrist Shot and Static Photo categories on Sunday. Let the Games begin! ...
I had to resist the urge to post pure Urushi shots - it both challenging & wonderful to photograph, I've added some other options as trying to refrain from the obvious. Cheers JML ...
π Breguet 3773 - I love the fine GuillochΓ¨ on this Triple Calendar A cool shot on a hot day - JLC DSA-EU LC 3072 - A Child of the 70ies: curves, curves, curves.. My oldest βgood watchβ: Rolex Date 16000 ...
Then your Le Coultre Alarm is truly representative of the 70' s style with its charming pebble shape. I specially like your lovely Rolex Date (an early one I feel) with the Bokeh effect flower in background making a great shot of this charming watch. Well...
The Date shot is a winner. I find the Bokeh effect rightfully done to make it a very special picture. Have a great weekend dear HS! Best cordial regards, Abel
Hereβs my first wrist shot. Black and white shot for a black and white watch. Second wrist shot of my Moser Endeavour Dual Time Tourbillon. First static is a macro dial shot of my DB 25 Starry Varius GMT. And my final entry is another dial macro - this ti...
. . . but this time I felt it would be fairer for all participants to limit their submissions. Not to mention easing Casey's burden of going thru reams of photos . . .
and it isnβt the watch. An old photo as we no longer have Nova due to bone cancer but she was a sweetheart (and watch liver of course). Cheers, Jonathan ...
(Painting by Botticelli, image by Wikipaedia) Your dilemma, of course, is made a little easier by the fact that they share a common movement. Cheers, pplater. ...
. . . and frankly, the limit is at least as much for Casey's benefit as for leveling the playing field. It's quite a task he's taken on, judging both categories. Art PS - played snooker last night for the first time since '69, and yes, Bob is making a cue...
. . . and will aim for the same diameter in maple. Pool cue shafts are typically 12.75 mm +/- .25 mm, snooker cues are between 9 and 10.5 mm. The reason he can't go any narrower than 11 mm is the ferrule materials he has on hand to work with aren't up to ...
. . . but the good news is that you can submit another static. Please let me know which two should be removed, and post another static (assuming that's your desire) as a reply to this post. I'll edit your entry to include an extra static. Thanks, Art
Just one submission, since we are only allowed 2 watches for static. A pair of indies in steel with salmon guilloche, with 2 different complications. A pair I am rather fond of! ...
. . . but there can be any number of watches per photo, N. Feel free to submit one more static and two wrist shots. Getting more than one wrist in a wrist shot is difficult, but that's another matter altogether.
A nice theme and let me play with four of my personal favorite shots to answer it: Two statics: That day I was wearing my Kermit Sub and watched one of my grandchildren playing in our backyard with this charming frog toy and I imagined it falling in love ...
ππ All four of your pics stress a special point and are well taken: If I may, Iβll pick the very first with that magnificent frog with the green Kermit Rolex, all like taken from a Disney movie with delicate lights in that pic !.. β My other fav, no hesit...
The Kermit shot is a big favorite of mine because though not perfect I find it funny and amusing and reminds me the surprise looks of my grandchild when I asked him borrowing it and then shooting it with my watch. Probably he thought he had a bit mad gran...
I appreciate so much your kind compliments on my shot choices and IΒ΄m happy you love the little story behind the jKermit shot which always brings a smile and fond memories to me. Have a nice day my dear friend. Abel
Difficult to choose between them. I always smile when I see the Kermit Sub shot, absolutely charming. Your Doxa splash wrist shot is a βfeel goodβ photo. Best regards Captain
Agree with your comments about the Doxa shot. I was lucky to get it after several tries. And reminds me of a relaxed day by the pool. Best cordial regards, Abel
. . . and hoping to keep it up on a weekly basis. Staying home today to keep on top of the WS thread, not to mention getting a few hours of practice on my pool table. Warmest, Art
... to keep doing it in a weekly basis. Double pleasure: snook and pool!! Keeping at home after WS event and some pool practice looks like a nice and relaxed plan for a Sunday. Enjoy so much! A big hug for you my dear friend. Abel
Wrist shot #1 (I like the water droplet cyclops). Wrist shot #2 (I just like the watch, strap and beat up jeans together). Donβt have a lot of static shots but I like this combo. Cheers all! ...
Here are some on my favourite shots I hope you enjoy. Sub doing what it does best, taken on a swim in Γresund. The Black Bay 58 Silver in the afternoon winter sun, I just love how the light enhances the colours of the watch For this still I think the watc...
Great theme Art ! Distilling down to a limited no is always tough , so I decided to use my quota of two wrist shots only to illustrate one of the great principles in life , viz the wonderful clarity that downing a great beer will bring ππ Before=All is bl...
Hello dear Art and friends ! Inspired theme Art and my sincere thanks to Casey for agreeing to our honourable Judge this weekend. The vortex⦠Space, the final frontier ⦠Panerai ice diver ⦠Doxa splash ! ⦠Best regards Captain ...
I didnΒ΄t remember viewing "The Vortex" before. ThatΒ΄s an stunning shot: both the background and the superb timepiece you share. Then "The Space, final frontier" is a very striking image too. The Panerai and Doxa shots I remember well, as both were winners...