Stills from Turkey and Morocco

[FatDaddy]

Taken during a recent trip with my D70 and Tokina 12-24 F4 lens. Enjoy!
John

 

[rawfa]

The construction on the third photo looks incredible.

I can see you took you Xh-A1 too Any chance we may see some footage?

 

[egproductions]

looked like it was enjoyable. Thank you for sharing.

 

[DivotDan]

very nice!

 

[FatDaddy]

Footage is coming as soon as I get my edit system working!

Switching from Avid to Final Cut Studio. Hopefully in a few days for some footage (more pics if interested also).

Thanks.
John

 

[Nektonic]

Very nice!

I love the textures you got in those.

 

[Capt Quirk]

Very nice, thank you for sharing. Now... where are the rest of the pics? I know you had to take more than six pictures while you were there.

 

[FatDaddy]

Okay, two more because they are on the desktop. I will put some shots together this weekend and post. Also, video clips will come after loading FC 2 this evening.
Enjoy!

ps. I had a blog during the trip at www.globalfilmmaking.blogspot.com

 

[Capt Quirk]

Even with a donkey, the pavement looks extremely clean, and in that first shot, that marble is so shiny. A lot different than I imagined.

 

[FatDaddy]

Rain. I had lots of rain, which was not good overall.

 

[Capt Quirk]

Rain... another thing you wouldn't expect. Isn't that area supposed to be a desert?

 

[FatDaddy]

Yes, the rain was unusual for that area. I was a day behind an American photographer on assignment and we kept running into each other (as he would be leaving I would show up) and he was getting killed by the rain. His guide said it was the first time he had seen rain in maybe 3,000 trips. It was winter in Morocco, so rain is not uncommon, but near the desert it is. That was the reason I headed to the desert because it was raining in Fez and I thought I would go somewhere it was not raining.

 

[Capt Quirk]

So... it was your fault the weather was screwy?