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Thread: Brilliant BW Photography by a Hong Kong Master

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    Brilliant BW Photography by a Hong Kong Master

    Came across this set of beautiful images on the Wall Street Journal online. I googled the photographer in the credit line and it turns out Ho Fan is a well known photographer, actor, and filmmaker in HK. Gorgeous lighting, timing and composition, and by the looks of the images and the settings, all film.

    http://blogs.wsj.com/scene/2012/12/0...Picks#slide/11
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    Wow! I wish I could shoot like that. I was trying so hard to figure out #11 and then when I finally figured out it was a double exposure, I realized there was text to the right of it explaining that. I made my head hurt for nothing. Thanks for sharing these Ed.
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    Yeah, he (or she?) really feels the light amazingly well. Great compositions. I love the cleverness involved in using the corner of the frame to form an arrow to define the movement of the person walking through the shot...

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    I love #4....the figure almost appears to be walking a tightrope.

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    Those are wonderful. Thanks for posting the link.
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    terrific thanks

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    thanks. somewhere online is a video of him talking about his work. Can't find it right now though...

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    Good stuff. I'm with Luke on #11 ... I ended up thinking the gray/smaller images were a reflection, that he was shooting through some glass.
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