I know that the photo above is beautiful in itself. But check it out below :)
We’re loving this new thing that we know you’ll love too. It’s a great and fascinating new addition to a few of the photos that we take :)
7 thoughts on “Metrophoto Cinemagraph”
Gideon
Hi. I am always fascinated with your work. The impeccable posing, framing and processing makes your pictures immensely captivating. But I have to comment on this cinematograph, I find it really distracting and unnecessary to the point of creepiness. For example, one of your previous post with the model’s eyes opening and closing, it’s like a scene from a horror movie wherein the portrait’s eyes are following your every movement. And this present post, I tend to focus on the chandelier instead of the couple. As you said, this picture speaks for itself. Just my two cents. Regards from San Diego, Ca.
We value our readers’ inputs and we’ll definitely keep them in mind. We would like to give this a chance and see how it goes. We’re seeing something with potential and I’m sure as we explore this further we will be able to fine-tune it to be an enhancement more than a distraction. We’re going to do this very minimally, so if it doesn’t work, we can always take it back.
So please do give it a chance, these moves that we make whether it works or not, allow us to take the experience always to the next level.
Hi Oly. Your answer is like your photos, always at a very high level. I think I am just becoming a purist in a sense. I have read in one of the pages here in your site that you purposely did not added video in your business. Anyways, give me shout if ever you are here in San Diego. You got my email. I will show you around.
Hi. I am always fascinated with your work. The impeccable posing, framing and processing makes your pictures immensely captivating. But I have to comment on this cinematograph, I find it really distracting and unnecessary to the point of creepiness. For example, one of your previous post with the model’s eyes opening and closing, it’s like a scene from a horror movie wherein the portrait’s eyes are following your every movement. And this present post, I tend to focus on the chandelier instead of the couple. As you said, this picture speaks for itself. Just my two cents. Regards from San Diego, Ca.
Thank you Gideon :)
We value our readers’ inputs and we’ll definitely keep them in mind. We would like to give this a chance and see how it goes. We’re seeing something with potential and I’m sure as we explore this further we will be able to fine-tune it to be an enhancement more than a distraction. We’re going to do this very minimally, so if it doesn’t work, we can always take it back.
So please do give it a chance, these moves that we make whether it works or not, allow us to take the experience always to the next level.
Oly
Hi Oly. Your answer is like your photos, always at a very high level. I think I am just becoming a purist in a sense. I have read in one of the pages here in your site that you purposely did not added video in your business. Anyways, give me shout if ever you are here in San Diego. You got my email. I will show you around.
Yes Gideon, i just don’t think one can be an expert in 2 things. Thanks again and surely, when I get the chance when I’m there ;)
WOW! just WOW!
i too find it creepy and feels it is unnecessary.However I believein you Sir Oly !More power to Metrophoto!
It’s a good try. I wish the smokes are moving too :)
More power Oly & to the rest of Metrophoto team…