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Behind the Scenes Fashion Shoot Using the Phase One IQ140 Digital Back

Go behind the scenes with fashion photographer Frederico Martins and see him work in his studio and on an outdoor location. He's based in London and Porto in Portugal and his work can be seen in magazines like Vogue accessory Italy, Vogue Portugal, Elle Portugal, Elle Indonesia, Maxim USA, Maxima, Bello Mag, GQ Portugal and many others.

Frederico Martins





Frederico uses the Phase One IQ camera system:


"For me it was quite easy to move from the P 40+ to the IQ140. Although the interface with the screen is completely different, the camera is still the same. The feel is still the same. The logic is the same, and the interface is quite similar to other things that we use with a touch screen."


"There is a huge gap between other systems and Phase One. It's very similar to the experience you get working with a 35mm with the bonus of having much better image quality. I think that it's almost a perfect camera."

Frederico Martins

Behind the Scenes Fetish Inspired Shoot with Phase One Camera

Photographer Søren Jonesen is specialized in jewelry photography. In this video we go behind the scenes with Søren on a jewelry shooting for a catalog where he shoots with the new Phase One 120 mm Digital AF lens.

Photographer: Søren Jonesen - http://www.photo-co.dk
Model: Kybele

Portrait photography in Afghanistan with Nikolaj Møller | Phase One

Photographer Nikolaj Møller wanted to put a face to the conflict in Afghanistan and tell the story of the Afghan forces. He travelled to Afghanistan's unruly Helman province, and there he shot a series of portraits of the Afghan National Police.

With him, he brought a Phase One P 40+ camera system because he knew it could cope with the brutal environment of heat, dust and lengthy travels while still delivering amazing quality in every capture. [via PHASE ONE]

Photographer Nikolaj Møller:
http://www.nahm.dk

Behind the Scenes BMW Photoshoot

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Photographer Chris Jordan's The Midway Project

On Midway Atoll, a remote cluster of islands more than 2000 miles from the nearest continent, the detritus of our mass consumption surfaces in an astonishing place: inside the stomachs of thousands of dead baby albatrosses. The nesting chicks are fed lethal quantities of plastic by their parents, who mistake the floating trash for food as they forage over the vast polluted Pacific Ocean.


For me, kneeling over their carcasses is like looking into a macabre mirror. These birds reflect back an appallingly emblematic result of the collective trance of our consumerism and runaway industrial growth. Like the albatross, we first-world humans find ourselves lacking the ability to discern anymore what is nourishing from what is toxic to our lives and our spirits. Choked to death on our waste, the mythical albatross calls upon us to recognize that our greatest challenge lies not out there, but in here.
~ Chris Jordan

Stunning Location Photography with Photographer Drew Gardner

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