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John Hynes
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Fast Glass vs. High ISO's
Started this discussion. Last reply by John Hynes Aug 24, 2009. 30 Replies 0 Likes
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John Hynes left a comment for Sara Petty
I'm a rocker from way back........old school. My brothers and I used to have a rock band when we were kids. The Louisville Crashers were too good not to get up and sing with! They were great guys too.
Patsy and I…
Sara Petty left a comment for John Hynes
I sure did! I was actually putting up my gear when Patsy asked me to stay a few minutes longer because you were about to get up there and do yo' thing! So I grabbed my camera and got about 8 shots of you up there. ;-) I didn't know you…
John Hynes left a comment for Sara Petty
Sara, thanks for your glowing comments on my family. We have our moments, but in general we do know how to have fun! The kids loved working you, as I knew they would. I can't wait to see what you captured. Speaking of…
Sara Petty commented on John Hynes's photo
*taps screen and waves at Megan* Hey Girrrrrllll......work it sista!
Sara Petty left a comment for John Hynes
Hey John,
I will send you an email in a second, but since I was here, I thought I would stop long enough to leave you a message.
I'm going over the footage from Saturday and am THRILLED with what we got!!!! We reeeeeeeallllllly got some great…
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John Hynes commented on Larry Walker's photo
Very nice. Has a certain Peter Lik quality to it!
Seem like eternity since I posted anything here, but couldn't resist posting these baby shots from a recent shoot.
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Trina Jaggers commented on John Hynes's photo
I would love to learn first hand. Especially if I can learn to take these kind of photos. My night shots don't come out so well.
John Hynes commented on John Hynes's photo
Trina, I was looking at your forum post (Learning and Book Questions), and I would be willing to give you a lesson on some of the basics. It's hard to really gather the nuances of photography from a book. You really need to see it first hand.…
Trina Jaggers commented on John Hynes's photo
Well it is a wonderful shot even though you had to jump through hoops so to speak. I hope to be able to get shots like that eventually.
John Hynes commented on John Hynes's photo
On the technical side Trina, I shot this with my Canon 50D and a 10-22mm wide angle lens.........hanging over the edge of the building a little to capture this shot.
John Hynes commented on John Hynes's photo
Well it took some doing. Fortunately for me my client is the wife of a big commercial real estate broker. He just happened to do the deal on the building in question. Even with that it took weeks to get permission. I had to sign wavers and agree not…
Trina Jaggers commented on John Hynes's photo
Ok I have to ask....how in the world did you get this photo? I mean I don't know alot of buildings that will let you on top of them but then again, I guess I am to scared to find out also.
However, this is a great pic
Profile Information
- LEVEL OF EXPERTISE:
- I think I am a Pro!
- I SHOOT THE FOLLOWING:
- Artistic, Event Coverage, Portrait, Wedding, Sports
- MY PHOTO GEAR:
- Canon 50D
10-22mm EFS F3.5/4.5
24-70mm f/2.8L USM
28-135mm EF IS
70-200mm F/2.8L USM
580 EX II Flashes
- MY DIGITAL DARKROOM:
- Photoshop CS2
Lightroom 2.0
- ABOUT ME:
- I've been in love with Photography since I was a kid and had my own darkroom at age 15. The digital era really got me "re-enthused" with Photography in general. The control that digital gives me is what drives me.
- IN WHAT PART OF LOUISVILLE ARE YOU LOCATED:
- Prospect
- WEBSITE:
- http://www.his-photography.com
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Comment Wall (12 comments)
- At 3:59pm on November 16, 2011,
Sara Petty said…
I sure did! I was actually putting up my gear when Patsy asked me to stay a few minutes longer because you were about to get up there and do yo' thing! So I grabbed my camera and got about 8 shots of you up there. ;-) I didn't know you could rock it like that! Good job!
- At 3:14pm on November 16, 2011,
Sara Petty said…
Hey John,
I will send you an email in a second, but since I was here, I thought I would stop long enough to leave you a message.
I'm going over the footage from Saturday and am THRILLED with what we got!!!! We reeeeeeeallllllly got some great photos and I can't wait for you all to see them! I know that you will be very pleased.
Lindsey and Megan both have smile that literally light up a room! And so does Patsy. ;-) We even managed to get that red-cheeked Mr. Richarad Jones to laugh and smile like.....well....like it was his wedding day! HA!
I am very honored and feel very blessed to have been part of your day.
Call it what you want, but I am sitting here getting teary eyed just thinking about being chosen to help carry out the making of wonderful memories for you and your family. I'm also getting teary eyed, just looking at these photos. No kidding.
What a wonderful job you all did in every little detail of that day. The ballroom alone was every little girl's dream! When I get married again, will you be my Daddy? Wait.....that sounded better in my head. LOL!
Okay....back to work now before I cry all over my keyboard. LOL!
PS - I seem to recognize one of the models in your photos that are posted here. *giggle*. Again......you all are a beautiful family and I am honored to have you as friends and clients.
- At 10:12pm on September 2, 2009,
Stephanie Hair said… - thank you:) I do that all the time.
- At 9:25am on August 21, 2009,
Tony Matkey said… - Thank you, John. I'm glad to be here!
- At 7:31am on August 16, 2009,
Stephanie Hair said…
- Thank you I am glad to be here:)
- At 7:58pm on August 15, 2009,
Susan Bunting said… - Completely a beginner. I do have the advantage of having a sister who was in the business with tips and advice on equipment.
I lived in the SouthWest 'burbs of Chicago for much of my life. I am enjoying the new city at my disposal here. :)
- At 9:53pm on July 23, 2009,
Stephen Barrett Powell said… - that really is the main thing for me right now, full frame, but you no what, the 50d is looking really nice. i have photographed so many dark weddings, i really could have used more iso in the past. i don't know about 26,000, but i'd like to give it a whirl. i'm torn. i have been going back and forth for some time on this, which to buy? i've got several pro friends who shoot 50d, they love it. that's about all i can say about that. actually, one more thing, after i switched to the full frame 5d, i really could use my lenses to their full potential. it made a big difference with my 50 & 85 1.2 especially. anyway, just something to think about.
do you ever shoot with a fisheye? i'm wanting one.
- At 3:11pm on July 23, 2009,
Stephen Barrett Powell said…
- I use 5ds. I do have a 40d and from what I hear, the 50d is a huge improvement. I was actually thinking of getting a 50d. I had full intentions on upgrading to the 5d mk2, but for the price of the 50d, that just sounds too good to pass on. I'm just wrestling with the fact that the mk2 has ISO 26,000. WOW!
- At 2:33am on July 23, 2009,
Nina Greipel said… - Thanks for the compliment! I love your skyline shot, was that a real moon?
- At 11:59am on July 21, 2009,
Stephen Barrett Powell said…
- Weird seeing your photo on the home page when I joined. Have you been a member long? What do you like most about the group?
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