Spock ' Was right "sometimes it is better to want than to have"

Im the same way. Iv traveled a lot and only found almost all places to be disappointing.

Thank you for the info. The mark IV is not in this years budget. I'm hearing it can be done when connected camera to light room. Maybe Ill just have to bring my lap top to my shoots.

I have the Apple Ipad pro and want to know if it can be connected (tethered) to my Canon 5D mark III so I can see the pictures as I shoot them on the ipad.
I also want to save my pictures in the raw format to my camera and the Ipad pro. I do not want to use the memory cards that make your camera wireless. I have found that to be way to slow. I don't mind being tethered to the ipad. I know nothing about how to do this and can use all of the help I can get. I hope someone can help me do this with step by step directions. Thank you to all for what ever help you can offer

I am about to buy a Nikonos V Camera with several lenses and flash. Id like any information I can get about the camera,lenses needed, Film to use to shoot pictures of people in a swimming pool. The pool has white sides and bottom

Im gona be 73 next month. Wondering if you would buy me one too.

Very glad to see you on here. I'm sure many will be seeking your expert advise. I know the work you do as you have been my photo editor for 10 years.I have always been totally happy with your fine work.
Wayne Collins Florida

I have had many conversations with Peter, what at great guy. I also have spoken with Alice his wife. She too was good at photography and a super helper to him. Iv collected many of Peters 28 books and always looking for more. Thank you for viewing my work.

I am all about making my own props. Photographer Peter Gowland has always been my inspiration. I called him my photography guru. He even wrote the forward for my current photography book. Converting this piano into a bubble bath was a lot of work and great fun to shoot. I have a friend who owns a golf course. He was very happy to let me do this shoot at night on the golf course. When I explained to the models about the shoot they loved the idea. I keep a supply of musical instruments on hand they too make super props.

My assistants are willing to do this shoot free.

The process is simple. But takes a lot of practice. You need very fast strobe duration, About 1/12000 of a second . Shots must be done in a totally dark room or you will get ghosting.

These shots were all done with one toss of milk or paint. I know of the method you spoke of. Mine is much easier.

Thank you

To do these shoots real milk was used and water base paint

Water base paint


Real milk


Paint in all colors can be used

I want to show behind the scenes images before the finished image. I need to add about 7 images total
Not sure of how to do that on HH. Looking for advise