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2013Lesik Iren & Susvaliuc Andrei Photography
Lesik Iren & Susvaliuc Andrei Photography
What kind of equipment (camera body, lens, filters, flash, tripod, cleaning equipment other) do you use?
We use the camera – Nikon D700, Lens – Nikon 85/1.4, Nikon 135/2.0 Nikon 50/1.4 Nikon 70-200/2.8, tripods – manfrotto 055XProB, Slik 400DXPro)
What do you like and dislike about your equipment, specially your camera, and how would you improve it?
We like everything about our equipment!)
What is your favourite lens, and why?
Our favourite lenses are the Nikon 85/1.4 and Nikon 135/2.0.
When you travel, what is in your essential photographic kit bag?
When we travel we always take the camera and a few lenses.
What kind of software/tools do you use for post-processing, if any?
For photo editing program we use ADOBE (Lightroom 4.4 + Photoshop 6).
How long have you been taking photographs? How do you find inspiration?
We have started relatively recent, 5 years ago. We are artists and we find our inspiration from dreams.
Which style of photography do you like the most, and why?
We love art in all its forms, but we feel particularly attracted to surrealism.
What goal are you working towards within your photography and when will you know you have reached it?
We do not pursue any goals, just get pleasure from the pictures!
Looking at your own work, which piece is your favourite? Why? Please provide a link to the picture.
We like all of our art, but especially close photos where we shoot each other. (We have a creative alliance + we are very close in spirit)
Does your work fit into any one or more distinct genres (nature, landscape, long-exposure, black-and-white, infra-red, urban, artistic, macro, vintage, vernacular, social, street)? If other, please specify.
We are more inclined to the fantastic manipulation in photography – a very young genre in contemporary photographic art.
Are there any photography websites that you visit regularly?
We don’t visit much other web sites, we often spend our free time drawing.
What is the one most important lesson that you have learned since you started taking photographs?
The most important rule that we learned at the beginning of our training – is that there are no rules.
