The Sunnist

The Vin Cometh to B&H June 3-6

2013-05-24T10:33:00.000-07:00

June 3
The Lens is the Brush The Camera is the Canvas. The File is the Sheet Music the Print Is the Symphony

June 4
From Oz to Kansas: Almost Every Black and White Conversion Technique Known to Man Sponsored by Epson, X-Rite & Lexar

June 5

From Oz to Kansas: Almost Every Black and White Conversion Technique Known to Man Sponsored by Epson, X-Rite & Lexar

June 6

Cloisters Photo Walk with Vincent Versace Sponsored by Lexar and Westcott

Here is the link to my Google Talk

2013-05-14T08:32:00.000-07:00

Here is the link to to the talk I was allowed the honor of giving at the Google-plex. All I can say about Google and the people who work there is WOW!!!!!
Vincent Versace Google Talk

D600 Cuban Girl

2013-05-13T19:40:00.001-07:00

Jay Maisel says "Light, gesture and color are key components to any photograph. Light and color are obvious, but it is gesture that is the most important." There is gesture in everything. The goal is to find the gesture that is most telling. Photographs happen at speed of life. Frequently I find images happen burst of three. So I am always prepared for that eventuality.

This image was captured during my recent Palm Beach Photographic Workshop trip to Cuba. This image was captured at 200iso with a 28-300mm VR II lens on a 128 GB Lexar SD card. The File was the Nikon Electronic Image File format (.NEF). The image was post processed with Capture NX2 and Photoshop CS6 using Google's Nik collection software's Color efex Pro 3.0 and Viviza plug-ins.

Final file is stored and scaled using Genuine Fractals.

© Vincent Versace 2013

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D600 Man in a Market

2013-05-13T17:51:00.002-07:00

This image was captured during my recent Palm Beach Photographic Workshop trip to Cuba. This image was capture in an inclosed market at 4000iso with a 28-300mm VR II lens on a 128 GB Lexar SD card. The File was the Nikon Electronic Image File format (.NEF). The image was post processed with Capture NX2 and Photoshop CS6 using Google's Nik collection software's Color efex Pro 3.0 and Viviza plug-ins.

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D800 IR Laughing Burmise School Children

2013-04-24T19:17:00.001-07:00

This image was captured during my Palm Beach Photographic Workshop to Burma. It was a two hour boat ride on Inle lake to get to the village where this images were captured. There are few things in life as moving and as breathtaking as on the lake. It is as if you have pushed the pause button on time. When we arrived there was no one about the village. Right as we started to walk down the main road the was a cacophony of laughter and giggles, the school had just let out for recess. There were children everywhere in the school yard. I could not fire my shutter fast enough.

The image was captured by a Nikon D-800, camera modified for infrared. Super Enhanced color conversion done by LifePixel with a 24-120 mm Nano coated VR II lens at 400iso using the Nikon electronic file format (.Nef) Shot on Lexar 32 gigabyte 1000 speed UDMA Flash media. file was post processed using capture NX 2.0 software, Nik Color Efex 4.0 and Silver Efex Pro 2.0.

D800 A Monk in a Sea of Buddhas

2013-04-23T21:40:00.000-07:00

This is one of those shots where I, to be honest, had hit the end of my day. Was done, my back hurt my feat were sore and I was just done. As I was walking out of the cave I came across this moment. In an instant I was just getting started, what pain? Did I here someone mention sore feet and an aching back?

The image was captured by a Nikon D-800l with a 24-120 mm Nano co
ated VR II lens using the Nikon electronic file format (.Nef) Shot on Lexar 32 gigabyte 1000 speed UDMA Flash media. file was post processed using capture NX 2.0 software, Nik Color Efex 4.0 and Silver Efex Pro 2.0.
Buddha

Final file is stored and scaled using Genuine Fractals.

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D70 Yosemite Panorama

2013-04-15T18:13:00.003-07:00

D70 Yosemite Panorama

The only thing I hate more than being cold is being really really cold. This ism is the image where I learned, besides that the only thin I like cold is beer and ice cream (I really don't like beer), is when you are shooting in really really really cold environments be sure to bring a cooler, keep it in the trunk and put your camera bag in the cooler, and ALWAYS put your cameras and lenses in the cooler as long as you are shooting. The reason for this is if the inside of the car is toastie warm and the outside of the car is so cold that you become a photog-a-cicle. When you get inside the car you may be frosting but the camera gear is fogging because of condensation. It took me an hour and a half at the Awanee Lodge for my lenses to de-fog. Rough life...

Another important lesson was at the time I shot this I did not know how to assemble it. I am in the process of organizing the severs at my studio and I cam across this image in parts and pieces. SO don't trow something away now because your technique is not up to the task today. Tomorrow is always another day and as photographers we do get better with age.

The image was captured by a Nikon D-70 camera with a 70-210f4 mm D series lens using the Nikon electronic file format (.Nef) Shot on Lexar 8 gigabyte
Flash media. file was post processed using capture NX 2.0 software, Nik Color Efex 4.0 and Silver Efex Pro 2.0. File was hand stitched in Photoshop CS6

Final file is stored and scaled using Genuine Fractals.

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D800IR Fog Rise in the Himalayas

2013-04-11T17:23:00.000-07:00

This image was captured on my way back to Mandalay from spending time in the Himalayan region of Burma. We drove on roads so bad calling them bad roads would be to give bad roads a bad name. The pot holes were so deep that at times I thought Columbus was wrong and the world is indeed truly flat It was a fourteen hour ride to travel 300 miles.

The image was captured by a Nikon D-800, camera modified for infrared. Super Enhanced color conversion done by LifePixel with a 24-120 mm Nano coated VR II lens at 400iso using the Nikon electronic file format (.Nef) Shot on Lexar 32 gigabyte 1000 speed UDMA Flash media. file was post processed using capture NX 2.0 software, Nik Color Efex 4.0 and Silver Efex Pro

D200 Leaving Sleeping Boys Lie

2013-04-03T07:21:00.001-07:00

This image was captured on my American Photo Assignment to Burma. We were waiting to take a ferry across the river from Yangon to "parts unknown....." This young boy was waiting too. I tried to wake him when the ferry arrived he was to tired even look up. The most important thing to remember when shooting in both India and Burma is"watch where you step."

The image was captured by a Nikon D-200, camera modified for infrared. Enhanced color conversion done by LifePixel with a 24-120 mm Nano coated VR II lens at 200iso using the Nikon electronic file format (.Nef) Shot on Lexar 32 gigabyte 1000 speed UDMA Flash media. file was post processed using capture NX 2.0 software, Photoshop CS6
Nik Color Efex 4.0 and Silver Efex Pro 2.0.

D800!R Burma School Girl

2013-03-29T15:07:00.002-07:00

These two images were captured during my Palm Beach Photographic Workshop to Burma. It was a two hour boat ride on Inle lake to get to the village where these images were captured. There are few things in life as moving and as breathtaking as on the lake. It is as if you have pushed the pause button on time. When we arrived there was no one about the village. Right as we started to walk down the main road the was a cacophony of laughter and giggles, the school had just let out for recess. There were children everywhere in the school yard. I could not fire my shutter fast enough.

The image was captured by a Nikon D-800, camera modified for infrared. Super Enhanced color conversion done by LifePixel with a 24-120 mm Nano coated VR II lens at 400iso using the Nikon electronic file format (.Nef) Shot on Lexar 32 gigabyte 1000 speed UDMA Flash media. file was post processed using capture NX 2.0 software, Nik Color Efex 4.0 and Silver Efex Pro 2.0.

D800 and the New Nano Coated 80-400mm lens

2013-03-26T21:47:00.001-07:00

This image was shot during my Master Printing Workshop Palm Beach Photographic Centre. This image was captured by a Nikon D-800 at 200iso with a the new 80-400 mm f4.5 Nano coated VR II lens using the Nikon electronic file format (.Nef) Shot on Lexar 128 gigabyte Smart Media. The file
was post processed using capture NX 2.0 software, Photoshop CS6 and Nik Color Efex 4.0

Final file is stored and scaled using Genuine Fractals.

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D4 Lovely Alex 2

2013-03-15T09:55:00.000-07:00

This is the second image processed from my Palm Beach Photographic Workshop week long Black and White workshop. This the image before conversion. Today was portrait and photographing flowers day. The purpose is to take the principles that were taught to produce images that will be printed on the Epson 7900 using, Mirage, Black Magic and Color Byte RIPS as we as the Epson driver.

The image was captured by a Nikon D-800 with a 70-200 mm Nano coated VR II lens using the Nikon electronic file format (.Nef) Shot on Lexar 128 gigabyte 1000 speed UDMA Flash media. file was post processed using capture NX 2.0 software, Nik Color Efex 4.0. THeSilver Efex Pro 2.0 cording approach will be used in the conversion.

D800IR The Lovely Alex Ande

2013-03-14T13:26:00.001-07:00

This is the first image of my Palm Beach Photographic Workshop week long Black and White workshop. Today was portrait and photographing flowers day. The purpose is to take the principles that were taught to produce images that will be printed on the Epson 7900 using, Mirage, Black Magic and Color Byte RIPS as we as the Epson driver.

The image was captured by a Nikon D-800 camera modified for infrared. Super Enhanced color conversion done by LifePixel with a 70-200 mm Nano coated VR II lens using the Nikon electronic file format (.Nef) Shot on Lexar 128 gigabyte 1000 speed UDMA Flash media. file was post processed using capture NX 2.0 software, Nik Color Efex 4.0 and Silver Efex Pro 2.0.

Final file is stored and scaled using Genuine Fractals.

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Pictureline Event This Past Thursday

2013-02-23T09:57:00.006-08:00

I had one of the best times (again) at Pictureline in Salt Lake City! I have to say that the the photo community there is vibrant and strong as well as being very supportive of each other. These are some images shot by one of the attendees, Tom Szalay of the event.

D600 1000iso 70-200mm f/4 Vanessa Johnston 18

2013-02-10T16:49:00.003-08:00

This image of Vanessa Johston was captured by a Nikon D-600 at 1000iso with a 70-200 mm f4 Nano coated VR II lens using the Nikon electronic file format (.Nef) Shot on Lexar 128 gigabyte Smart Media. fThe ile was post processed using capture NX 2.0 software, Photoshop CS6 and Nik Color Efex 4.0

Final file is stored and scaled using Genuine Fractals.

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D4 1000iso 70-200mm f/4 Vanessa Johnston 11

2013-02-08T18:31:00.001-08:00

This image of Vanessa Johston was captured by a Nikon D-4 at 1000iso with a 70-200 mm f4 Nano coated VR II lens using the Nikon electronic file format (.Nef) Shot on Lexar 128 gigabyte Smart Media. fThe ile was post processed using capture NX 2.0 software, Photoshop CS6 and Nik Color Efex 4.0

Final file is stored and scaled using Genuine Fractals.

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D4 1000iso 70-200mm f/4 Vanessa Johnston 10

2013-02-06T17:04:00.000-08:00

D4 1000iso 70-200 f/4 The Spirit of Innocence

2013-02-05T15:56:00.002-08:00

This image was captured after the sun ad just risen in the market in Mandalay. The children of Burma just take my breath away with there innocence of spirit.

This image was captured by a Nikon D-4 at 1000iso with a 70-200 mm f4 Nano coated VR II lens using the Nikon electronic file format (.Nef) Shot on Lexar 128 gigabyte Smart Media. fThe ile was post processed using capture NX 2.0 software, Photoshop CS6 and Nik Color Efex 4.0

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D4 6400iso 70-200mmf4 88 Generations Leader: Min Ko Naing

2013-02-04T16:41:00.002-08:00

I have been blessed with the opportunity to meet some of the most extraordinary people on the planet. One of them is the 88 Generations leader Min Ko Naing. He and Ko Ko Gyi are as responsible for the democratic reforms in Burma (Myanmar) as is Aung San Suu Kyi. What I have experienced in photographing Min Ko Naing is that he does not seek political power, but what what is "right" for his fellow countrymen. He said to me that he wants to stay an artist (he paints) because artists always tell the truth. This man, like Ko Ko Gyi spent 21 years in prison for his convictions. Most of that time in solitary confinement. When asked about how feels, just like Aung San Suu Kyi and Ko Ko Gyi, he says he forgives his captors and wants to move forward and make his country a better place. I find myself thinking about their ability to do that. I have been wronged in my life, as we all have, but I doubt none of us to the level as they have. The fact that they can forgive such heinous acts... Something to aspire to.

Photographing him is literally like trying to shoot a moving target. He is so passionate about everything that he never stops moving. He is so focused on the goal of doing right by his fellow countrymen that there is no time to sit him down and photograph him. This is the second time I have shot him. What I learned was put the camera at the highest iso it can deliver with no noise, use a D4 and put the camera in frame waster mode and pray to the photography gods for a good day.

thThis image was captured by a Nikon D-4 at 6400iso with a 70-200 mm f4 Nano coated VR II lens using the Nikon electronic file format (.Nef) Shot on Lexar 128 gigabyte Smart Media. fThe ile was post processed using capture NX 2.0 software, Photoshop CS6 and Nik Color Efex 4.0

Final file is stored and scaled using Genuine Fractals.

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D4 6400iso 70-200 mm f4 Burmese Happy Face

2013-02-04T16:15:00.001-08:00

I shot this image just before sunrise in Mandalay at a morning market, right after the previous image of the woman. The reason his teeth are discolored is because of of the extreme consumption of Beetle nut. The extreme consumption of Beetle nut also is the cause of the for the happy face at 5:30am.... Gives a new meaning to the concept of "wake and bake."

This image was captured by a Nikon D-4 at 6400iso with a 70-200 mm f4 Nano coated VR II lens using the Nikon electronic file format (.Nef) Shot on Lexar 128 gigabyte Smart Media. fThe ile was post processed using capture NX 2.0 software, Photoshop CS6 and Nik Color Efex 4.0

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D4 with 70-200mm f4 Nano. Color or Black and White?

2013-02-03T16:45:00.001-08:00

I shot this image just before sunrise in Mandalay at a morning market. This is one of those images where I thought it was going to be a black and white when I shot it, but I like the color. THe point is when you decide to make a black and white, you first have to make the best color image you can before you convert the image to black and white. If it does not look good in color it certainly will not look any better in black and white.

This image was captured by a Nikon D-4 at 6400iso with a 70-200 mm f4 Nano coated VR II lens using the Nikon electronic file format (.Nef) Shot on Lexar 128 gigabyte Smart Media. fThe ile was post processed using capture NX 2.0 software, Photoshop CS6 and Nik Color Efex 4.0

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D800 Burma Sunrise and a Thank You

2013-01-30T13:46:00.001-08:00

On January 7th I had to purchase a new laptop. The reason? The size of D800 files. To process one from start to finish it felt like I was passing a birthday every time I worked on one. Soooo I decided that it was time to suck it up and buy a new machine. The machine I decided on was the non Retina display 15 inch 2.7 Macbook pro with a 1TB hard drive. The reason? Glossy screens in the field do not work for me and a hard wired hard drive that I cannot replace should I need to (I have yet to own a laptop where I have not needed to) is not a prudent choice for someone who works his laptop as hard as I do. I get that this is the future, but for now I can still delay the inevitable. Also it has an Ethernet port, Firewire 800 USB 3 and Thunderbolt. SO everything I own today works.

This time I decided to suck it up and instead of doing the transfer of software from old to new, I would do a complete clean install of ALL of the software. Which is, on the very best day and by anyone's measure, not my idea of a good time. To compound this joyous experience I was leaving for Burma (Myanmar) first thing in the morning January 8th. So January 7th I had every computer I own download all of the software that I needed from the internet. The plan install on the airplane all software.

One of the things that happens is laptops, if you travel a lot and live on your laptop, become like the closet of a college student the night before the parents come to visit him the dorm; filled with EVERYTHING you have ever owned. The other thing is you take that for granted. You just accept that everything you need is just there 'cuz..well.. it's just there. I replace my laptop every three years and the one I was replacing was going on four years, so yeah it was time.

Well I did not think to actually BRING the old laptop....

So when I went to install all the software I did not have the any of the serial numbers. Because the folder that is in my Documents folder "ALL_SERIAL_NUMBERS" was not on my new laptop it was on my old laptop. Did I mention I was going to Burma? And did I mention where I was going in Burma was the Himalayas to photograph remote mountain tribes? To say the internet is slow in Burma would be to give slow internet a bad name, and to think that there would be internet access in the huts of remote mountain tribes in the Himalayas? So I was left as an option "demo mode" for all of my software.

Which worked! I had to click "demo" everytime I lauched anything, but I caused this issue so I had only me to blame (I hate that when that happens... yelling at yourself is only fun for those watching).
So yesterday I was in Florida ( I live in Los Angeles, I flew straight to Miami from Yangon Burma, or 31 hours, to teach). Well the demos timed out. Most importantly the demo for my beloved Niksoftware Color Efex Pro 4 timed out... It was not until that moment that I realized just how important and how much of my imaging relies of that technology. In the simplest of terms I cannot creat the images that I create without it. I was stopped cold. Did I know how to kinda work around it in Photoshop? Yeah I guess but why? I cannot achieve the quality of image enhancement. Not to sound like a commercial but if anyone form Niksoftware is listening thank you. Thank you for every image I have created in the past 13 years.

This is the image that I was stopped until late last night. This image was captured by a Nikon D800camera. 70-200 f4 Nano coated VR II lens in the Nikon Electronic Image File Formant (.NEF) Shot on Lexar 128 gigabyte 1000 speed UDMA Flash media 200 iso. file was post processed using Capture NX2 Photoshop CS6, Nik Color Efex 4.0.

Final file is stored and scaled using Genuine Fractals.

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D800 IR Young Girl at Sunset

2013-01-24T15:15:00.003-08:00

I shot this image after having traveled on the worst road ever on the entire planet. T say this was a terrible road was to give bad roads a bad name. We were on this road for 8 and a half hours. We were on our way to the Chin state located in the Himalaya mountain range. This young girl was sitting on the steps of her home watching us as we scraped ourselves out of the car.

The image was captured by a Nikon D-800 camera modified for infrared. Super Enhanced color conversion done by LifePixel with a 70-200 mm Nano coated VR II lens using the Nikon electronic file format (.Nef) Shot on Lexar 128 gigabyte 1000 speed UDMA Flash media. file was post processed using capture NX 2.0 software, Nik Color Efex 4.0 and Silver Efex Pro 2.0.

Final file is stored and scaled using Genuine Fractals.

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D800 IR 70-200mm f4 Young Monk

2013-01-22T17:31:00.001-08:00

This image was captured at the mouth of the cave monastery in the Kayin state of Burma where I photographed the young monk praying. As fr as he is concerned I am not there.

The image was captured by a Nikon D-800 camera modified for infrared. Super Enhanced color conversion done by LifePixel with a 70-200f4 mm Nano coated VR II lens using the Nikon electronic file format (.Nef) Shot on Lexar 128 gigabyte 1000 speed UDMA Flash media. file was post processed using capture NX 2.0 software, Nik Color Efex 4.0 and Silver Efex Pro 2.0.

Final file is stored and scaled using Genuine Fractals.

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D600 70-200mm f4 Young Girl a Sunrise

2013-01-21T16:28:00.004-08:00

This image was shot at a little after sunrise in Mandalay at a brick making factory. This image was captured by a Nikon D-600 at 2000iso with a 70-200 mm f4 Nano coated VR II lens using the Nikon electronic file format (.Nef) Shot on Lexar 128 gigabyte Smart Media. fThe ile was post processed using capture NX 2.0 software, Photoshop CS6 and Nik Color Efex 4.0

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