Budapest Fashion with Joe McNally and the Nikon D850
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
- A documentary look at a life with a camera in hand. Follow along as photographer Joe McNally, equipped with the Nikon D850, turns a Hungarian museum into a fashion set. The notion of the shot, as Joe has confessed, comes from him seeing far too many James Bond movies. The elegant thief, heisting the priceless jewels, sneaking past the sleeping security guard at the ornate museum. But alas, her flowing gown topples a statue! Presumably, mayhem ensues. It was controlled mayhem on the set, for sure. 30,000 watt seconds of light, crew of about 30-40 people. Clients, tech staff, grips, video crew, cranes, electricians, hair, makeup and styling.....a hectic week of big production work!
Directed by Mark Bone - markbone.com/ #NikonD850 #worldfamousphotographers #fashionhotography
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Met Joe over ten years ago. Blown away by his talent on set then and still to this day. Could watch him and his crew work over and over again. Bravo.
Thank you Joe, I appreciate your time in showing the process and hard work
Epic. You are an inspiration for me. Cheers from Spain.
Cheers back!
This dude is such a legend, thanks for always sharing and inspiring Joe!
Joe, you could talk about toast and I would sit on the edge of my seat and enjoy it. :) Always love your work and love hearing you talk about it.
Thank you for being a constant source of inspiration. Beautiful.
Great job, Joe!!!
Awesome set up and awesome result Joe!!!
Lighting on an epic scale, with epic results.
Joe is one of my favorite photographers. Learned a lot from his books.
Years ago my older brother introduced me to his favorite photographer. At that time I enjoyed watching photographs, but I wasn't interested in taking them. More than 10 years later I got interested in photography and started taking steps towards learning. In the three to four years that have passed since I started my own journey I have kept my eyes open to identifying photographers that I can look up to for inspiration, techniques, advice, entertainment... you name it. I have identified a few that I use as a "reference" for what I can aspire to. And during this small journey I keep realizing that my favorite photographer is the same that my older brother introduced me to many years ago. Thank you Joe McNally for putting out such amazing content for us to bask on. You are-by far-my favorite photographer.
Very kind of you...many thanks....all the best
I am sure that was a lighting challenge in the truest sense of the word. Huge rooms and ceilings with details and a complex subject.
You are amazing!
Always love watching or listening to Mr McNally. What a setup this shot was. I can't believe he's only in the top 100 photographers. One of my bucket list items, to meet Mr McNally and shake his hand.
Many thanks! Our paths will cross at some point for sure!
@@JoeMcNally Thank you Mr McNally, what a lovely thing to say. I wanted to try and catch up with you, Glyn Dewis and Dave Clayton this year at the the Birmingham photo show, but I couldn't afford it as I've only recently managed to get back into full time work. Hopefully you'll all be at the show next year(?). All the best to you and your good lady. Thanks again. Best regards, Stewart.
That is absolutely wonderful
This was nice to see, Joe. Your work is always an inspiration... a great combination of emotional content and technique that takes it over the edge. I only have one piece of advice... Don't stop! :)
No intentions of stopping! Many thanks!
Great work Joe, and interesting to see a little of what goes into something like this...
That was just so inspiring, awesome work 👏👏
You're my hero !
Thats a next level photo
I just love your work.
Great. video! Congrats!
What a legend this guy is.... as far as I am concerned this guys towers over all other photographers
Very kind of you...still learning as I go!
Bravoooooo!!!....
The best!!
Many thanks!
You're the best Joe!
BRAVO!!!!
Bloody Brilliant..
Nice ❤
Awesome shoot
Great. Gteatings from Hungary.
Hats off to the best!
This is the kind of stuff that Karl Taylor likes to do... well done Joe... Been following you since my F4 through to my 850.
Thanks!
WOW
True Genius!
Hail JOE Sir !!
Hi Joe: When was this? Because Brad worked for you before he joined Kelby. Is this an old video?
This is old, watched a while back. Maybe last year...
Hey back...this was two years ago. Brad left for Scott Kelby many moons ago, maybe 10-12 years now? But I hired him back as a freelancer. He's no longer in Fla. working with Scott.
ahahah got to be the first to say - cannot believe you're not tethering to a computer and with a shoot like this a 27 inch monitor. Ok I know your trying to advertise the camera has a touch LCD screen that you can finger pinch on hahahah.
Yep, I've gotten confident in the detail of the D850 screen, to be sure. But, what you don't see in the film is the digital tech, off to the side, equipped with multiple computers and three big monitors. We would shuttle cards to him. He was in turn connected to the client area. They had five monitors, and the card feed translating to them and the live feeds from the video crew, as we were shooting. It was a big production, for sure.
I wish Joe was my dad