Omar Z Robles: Pointe of Focus - SmugMug Films
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- Опубликовано: 8 авг 2018
- For Omar Z Robles, to be different is to be extraordinary. Leaning on his background in performance arts, Robles captures the beauty of ballet dancers using the vibrant streets of Rio de Janeiro as their stage. The familiar background strips away the barrier between subject and viewer, daring you to explore the power of being different.
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gosh, i'm in awe with this guy and how he captures those dancers along with the "feels". almost in tears lol. what an inspiration!
Smugmug that was incredible.. I love all your films. This is now my favorite !!
Great pics by Omar and terrific video and editing as well.
Beautiful as usual :)
"it's okay to be extraordinary..." you are an utter inspiration! I am moved by your incredible photos and eloquence in this documentary. Your creativeness is explosive versus all the technical camera jargon that I sometimes have trouble understanding when shooting. You understand the movement, the emotion and you are truly connected with the dancers you photograph. What you capture is beyond words...poetry without words in both photos and in dance. I want that too! Thank you so much for sharing--from one of your biggest fans!
This was so beautiful! I wish I had the capacity for that sort of grace.
outstanding
Amazing .
Congratulation Omar! Awesome work. I am so proud of my country, Brasil!
Love your work!
Absolutely brilliant, your work. I am heartened. I, new to photography, am yet finding my way. Thank you for posting this video.
Terrific.
Magnifique! A mixt between urban area, art of dance and photography!
Omar I have watched this a few times !! I love how you put your dancers in front of sweet backgrounds !
Guys... this is one amazing video ! Thanks! Amazing!
what a beautiful video!
like really beautiful!
thanks for sharing this with us
Beautiful and rather inspiring. Thank you.
Commendable career to center on the dancer, I find it admirable.
OMG! Ok, I recently did a street ballet shoot with a young dancer. And fell in love with this concept. I just happened on this video today as a SmugMug user. Omar, I'm obsessed! I LOVE your work I'm so thrilled to follow you. I hope to find more opportunities to incorporate dancers, outside of the studio in the street or in beautiful landscapes.. And SmugMug I just started studying the craft of making videos. I'm loving this series on photographers. So fab! Thank you both for a great flash of inspiration. My wheels are turning! Best feeling in the world.
Rio de Janeiro o luga mais lindo do mundo
So good! Thank you
Amazing !!!
Amazing ....Good work!
WoW!!!! Magic
Excellent work. Unfortunately I wouldn’t recommend anyone, especially an American, to travel to Brazil with a half way expensive camera. Unless you don’t want to come home without it.
awesome work
Big fan of you, Omar :) While watching this, I wish I were in front of your camera as a ballet dancer someday in Iran's streets!
Incredible thanks
Congratulations......Good work.
Amazing
Hats off sir
Que coisa linda!
Brother... WOW
obrigado
off the scale
Awesome video! I like Omar's work and I've been following him for some time.
Let me just help a little bit with the subtitles:
2:11 "Alright so today we are in Hua do Vido" should be "Alright, so today we are in Rua do Ouvidor" (Ouvidor Street)
2:18 "[indistinct speaking]." They're talking in Portuguese: "Omar: Oi, é um prazer… Encantado", "Woman: Prazer, prazer…" which translates literally to "Hi, it's a pleasure [to meet you], delighted [to meet you]" (sounds cheesy in English, but it's usual to say that in Portuguese) and the woman answers "It's my pleasure" (lit. she says "pleasure, pleasure"), so:
"Omar: Hi, nice to meet you./Woman: My pleasure"
And then Omar say in Portuguese "it's here…" and it cuts, it doesn't show the complete sentence
Douglas Drumond People can just turn on subtitles.
Love Omar's work.. ty Sir...wish i can just hold your cameras and learn more...beautiful..
Beautiful Work.
Very nice work. How were you not mugged during the shoots? Did you have some special setup with the people from the favelas? The average citizen would have had their camera gear taken rather quickly after leaving your hotel. Rio is beautiful but not a place you want to tempt the thieves with high end cameras.
Hello Omar, first of all, I would like to say that I love your work, I accompany you for some time and I love everything you do! Congratulations! I live in Brazil and I'm from GFX, I have a 63mm lens. I use more in studio, I make photographs of models for the publishing market. I would like to know how you can have it, the moment of the click, the apex of a movement, I feel that GFX is slow to portray movement, to give the photographer the team of the click and in your images that moment is magical, Perfect. Would you have any tips for me?
Does anyone know what lens or lenses Omar is shooting with?
@@jinxterpinxter Fujifilm
What was this shot on.?
Sony A7Sii
Awesome color grading ..I shoot on the A7R3 currently..Anton what Profile setting are you finding works the best..I currently use PP4/cine 4 or cine 2 pro color..Thanks
Creative Films thanks! I really appreciate it. I shoot everything on PP5 and use Red Giant Colorista to grade
Nice
What a wonderful video. I am disappointed that you do not seem to get credit by Smugmug for being the videographer. How are they supporting artists if we have to scroll down through the comments just to find who made such a beautiful video? As a beginner videographer, I am delighted when I find expert footage like this that feels professional but at the same time real.
Ok