One of my photographs of television and movie actor Tiffany Dupont appears in this month's issue of Rangefinder magazine and the details are on the Sigma Pro's blog this week. View all of my posts to their blog here...
This photograph was made with a prototype of Sigma's brand new optically stabilized 70-200 f/2.8 lens. Best of all, it's available next week and is substantially lower priced than the comparable offerings from Canon and Nikon.
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Congrats, Kevin! I actually JUST saw your ad and that is why I'm on your blog. Great job and awesome work. I'll be back often. Have a good day!
Posted by: larry reeves | May 11, 2010 at 02:04 PM
Seriously, I can't be the only one who noticed the moire in the image featured in the Sigma add in Rangefinder magazine (July 2010)! How could that make it to print? Frankly I am a bit surprised this would get past a commercial photographer, especially one who has authored books on Photoshop. I might guess this has more to do with Sigma and their AD's and post production. Also, at Sigmas' website, note the spelling error in the gray copy under the featured add: Rangerfinder Magazine? These are obvious overlooks which should not happen in our professional industry.
Posted by: Dale | July 10, 2010 at 10:30 PM