I love my Omega even more, knowing how difficult it is to photograph
For the first time, I went with 3 reflectors in an attempt to bring every bit of it into light. I also enjoy simple and clean shots.
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Shot on Sony A7 MK1 + Canon FD 50mm F.1.4 + 10mm macro extention + 3 reflectors
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Jacek
Happy father of three. Owner of three bikes and one pair of rollerblades. Photography geek sharing my shots as "keenonwatches" on insta
Warsaw
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Beautiful!
Beautiful!
Thank you
Beautiful in any light
Yeah - that ghosting reflection you have at 12 o’clock is annoying to deal with. I was taking photos of my SMP 300 GMT last night and probably spent 15 minutes adjusting the flash and reflector to try to get rid of it, and finally just decided to accept it as an artistic choice😄
Yeah - that ghosting reflection you have at 12 o’clock is annoying to deal with. I was taking photos of my SMP 300 GMT last night and probably spent 15 minutes adjusting the flash and reflector to try to get rid of it, and finally just decided to accept it as an artistic choice😄
It is in fact the most difficult dial from my collection to photograph. But the day will come when I will make a perfect shot 😜
It is very difficult. Have that same Model SMP
Ahhh, the wave dial Seamaster! I actually sold mine to my brother several years ago, but every time I see him I always ask to see it…that dial’s texture was just amazing! A joy to look at every time I glanced at my wrist
It’s not easy but it’s a beautiful thing to try to capture it’s subtle charm.
You did manage to capture it all. Beautiful shot. One of the best I’ve seen.
Seems to be floating in space. Great job
You did manage to capture it all. Beautiful shot. One of the best I’ve seen.
Oh! Thank you very much for the kind words ❤️