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Title: Portraits
Stefan Olsson Wandel Photography
Stefan Olsson Wandel Photography
The Album:
This Album contains my best portraits of both animals and humans. As you browse the album you will see that various cameras have been used through out the years - beginning with an old analog camera, a russian Zenith in the late 80´ and continuing with my first digital pocketcamera - the Sony Cybershot DSC 600. Later on I bought a bit larger one - the Canon EOS 400D and some suitable lenses to go with it. Latest I use the Canon EOS 7D and some fairly better set of lenses too. The gear I use is as such for semiproff´s as I yet can´t afford the very costly ones.
History:
I began taking my first snapshots in te early 80´ and an interest for the media was born. In mid 1989 I developed my own analog b/w pictures on exellent polish photopaper and some of those I scanned and you can browse them under "Humans\Akt and Budoir"
Today I usually carry some kind of camera on me wherever I go. For these purposes the small pocketcameras are extremly suitable - and the picture-quality is actually rather good -- I can´t complain about that. Then there are those days where I pack all my gear and dedicate the journy to a fieldtrip with a purpose. Here I usually also carry my Monopod and Tripod with me - plus my ringflash and macro-gear (some special extra-lenses I attach in front of my macrolenses - which allows me to get really (almost scary-like) close on the subject). I may not forget to mention the portable reflector that solves quite a lot of delicate lack-of-lighting problems I may encounter in the field.
TFP and payed studio models:
As I frequently try to experiment with funny ideas I get, crazy poses I invent and some costumary needs I have to try out, and as tere usually are no models to try it out on, I tend to do the stunts my self with a remote trigger attached to the camera in my own studio. It´s great fun to do, but eventually it could fill my album over the top with these kind of selfportraits, and I would be pleased IF you - or another - dared to pose for me on a TFP(Time For Pictures) payment-level to begin with. If you are interested - don´t hesitate to contact me.
I hope you enjoy viewing the album though and I would be very pleased if you would take the time to comment on them by sending me an e-mail.
Cameras:
1980´ - 1990´ -- analog Zenith
2005 - present -- the digital Sony Cybershot DSC 600, 6Mb
and the digital Panasonic DMC-FX7 LUMIX with integrated LEICA lens, 6Mb
2006 - present -- EOS 400D
2010 - present -- EOS 7D
Lenses:
Zoomlens -- SIGMA 50-500mm 1:4-6.3 APO DG HSM
Zoomlens -- Canon Zoom Lens EF 75-300mm 1:4-5.6 III USM
SIGMA DC 17-70mm 1:2.8-4.5
Portraitlens -- Canon Lens EF 85mm 1:1.8
Studio gear:
Linkstar Umbrella Reflector Kit -- Model no. UK-84T 84cm
Linkstar Studio Set -- 2 pcs. FSDK-200
.
This Album contains my best portraits of both animals and humans. As you browse the album you will see that various cameras have been used through out the years - beginning with an old analog camera, a russian Zenith in the late 80´ and continuing with my first digital pocketcamera - the Sony Cybershot DSC 600. Later on I bought a bit larger one - the Canon EOS 400D and some suitable lenses to go with it. Latest I use the Canon EOS 7D and some fairly better set of lenses too. The gear I use is as such for semiproff´s as I yet can´t afford the very costly ones.
History:
I began taking my first snapshots in te early 80´ and an interest for the media was born. In mid 1989 I developed my own analog b/w pictures on exellent polish photopaper and some of those I scanned and you can browse them under "Humans\Akt and Budoir"
Today I usually carry some kind of camera on me wherever I go. For these purposes the small pocketcameras are extremly suitable - and the picture-quality is actually rather good -- I can´t complain about that. Then there are those days where I pack all my gear and dedicate the journy to a fieldtrip with a purpose. Here I usually also carry my Monopod and Tripod with me - plus my ringflash and macro-gear (some special extra-lenses I attach in front of my macrolenses - which allows me to get really (almost scary-like) close on the subject). I may not forget to mention the portable reflector that solves quite a lot of delicate lack-of-lighting problems I may encounter in the field.
TFP and payed studio models:
As I frequently try to experiment with funny ideas I get, crazy poses I invent and some costumary needs I have to try out, and as tere usually are no models to try it out on, I tend to do the stunts my self with a remote trigger attached to the camera in my own studio. It´s great fun to do, but eventually it could fill my album over the top with these kind of selfportraits, and I would be pleased IF you - or another - dared to pose for me on a TFP(Time For Pictures) payment-level to begin with. If you are interested - don´t hesitate to contact me.
I hope you enjoy viewing the album though and I would be very pleased if you would take the time to comment on them by sending me an e-mail.
Cameras:
1980´ - 1990´ -- analog Zenith
2005 - present -- the digital Sony Cybershot DSC 600, 6Mb
and the digital Panasonic DMC-FX7 LUMIX with integrated LEICA lens, 6Mb
2006 - present -- EOS 400D
2010 - present -- EOS 7D
Lenses:
Zoomlens -- SIGMA 50-500mm 1:4-6.3 APO DG HSM
Zoomlens -- Canon Zoom Lens EF 75-300mm 1:4-5.6 III USM
SIGMA DC 17-70mm 1:2.8-4.5
Portraitlens -- Canon Lens EF 85mm 1:1.8
Studio gear:
Linkstar Umbrella Reflector Kit -- Model no. UK-84T 84cm
Linkstar Studio Set -- 2 pcs. FSDK-200
.