peter lik photpgrapher

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while on our break last week we had a look round a gallery belonging to peter lik.
some really stunning photograhpy that looked almost 3d
some of the pictures look like they had lights coming out from behind them quite amazing
has anybody else seen them

link http://www.peterlik.com/
 
Yes, I first saw them in Cairns,Australia, about 8 years ago, - went round a gallery there.They are amazing.I bought a few of the smaller books of his Great Barrier Reef and Sydney images.
I went round a gallery in Las vegas recently and they had some huge framed photos and books of his work on sale- the books were nearly $4000!
Stunning images though.
 
That's where I saw them in the Venetian and ceasars I think
I got talking to the sales girl and apparantly he uses some 1940's medium format film camera
also something like 3 exposures per film
he has captured some amazing images though
 
Beautiful shots. A man with huge dedication and eye for the detail about to be unveiled.
 
springer said:
Yes, I first saw them in Cairns,Australia, about 8 years ago, - went round a gallery there.They are amazing.I bought a few of the smaller books of his Great Barrier Reef and Sydney images.
I went round a gallery in Las vegas recently and they had some huge framed photos and books of his work on sale- the books were nearly $4000!
Stunning images though.
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this is where i first saw him,was a nice gallery..... and next to a popular burger bar :lol:
 
works fine for me lee
 
There is no doubting the mans skills and eye for a great shot.

Found it quite amusing seeing him scale a mountain at 10,000 feet above sea level in a snow storm dressed in his trademark leather waistcoat :lol:

You can take the man out of Australia ...

If I had a smidgen of his talent I could do well.
 
I have quite a few of his signed books and three of his photo pieces (one very large on our gallery landing). They ship from Las Vegas to UK no problem and remember the tax on artwork is only 5%.

The photo paper is metallic so it reflects the light and makes the images appear almost 3D, absolutely stunning, the colours really pop out.

It is worth watching his videos on youtube too!
 
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