Working on location at home, abroad, or in a studio, your project may be as simple as a one day session – or may take anything up to a year or more. My style of photography lends itself well to story telling – so whether your story is short or long, I’ll create for you a modern masterpiece. On this blog I display some of my work for comment and raise questions on topics that interest me along with links to sites that I think you should see. Best regards, lubo
Last week I took a photo of some school children having fun at the Barbican with some impromptu races. It is a classic Leica shot with lots of energy and detail. I shot it in colour, then did a black and white version and then tried several crops. I cannot decide which I like the most - so please help me with your opinions.
B+W
B+W Cropped
B+W Cropped Again
stefan lubo takes captivating images of people. Coming from a cosmopolitan background, lubo speaks 4 languages and is at home in any company, from the British Royal Family to the bushmen of the Kalahari. People feel at home with lubo. They act naturally instead of putting on a pose. Character comes into focus and is captured by lubo’s Leica M9 & the latest digital technology. Lubo shoots portraits for portraiture’s sake – as well as for websites, brochures, press releases & annual reports. He also captures the interaction of people & places, with striking interior photography for architects & designers. Whether you’re planning a corporate event such as a product launch, or a private function such as a wedding or birthday party, lubo’s photography will capture the spirit of the event. If you need pictures that stand out, on the wall, on the page or on the screen, contact me to discuss your requirements. I have also co-produced a play called Stage Fright, based on an idea of mine with Abi Titmuss in the main role and have just started a blog beginnings4-u-2end giving the public the opportunity to complete stories I start!
3 Comments:
Nice shot - I like the first cropped one best, I think because of the guy running up the stairs.
Thanks Mike - good point!
i agree with mike but I also like the uncropped colour version. It has a new colour/martin Parr feel to it.
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