Recently Matt Schliske of Schliske Bamboo has been posting some very interesting images through his social media channels using a vintage fisheye lens. I emailed him asking if he'd mind sharing the photos to the T.F.M. readership with an update as well of what he and Marquerite do during the winter to stay busy.
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Matt wrote... "We've been fishing the Poudre River when time and temps allow. I'll be on the Fly Fishing Film Tour for a few dates in March probably. I am also working on some spey and saltwater hollow built rods as well as trout rods. I am also trying to do some small film projects on the side. We are also printing up some bamboo shirts and hoodies, as well as some limited edition bonefish western shirts. I am also working on some new hats and decals. We got some cane this week! I am teaching my first class this winter and am excited to teach more classes in 2012. As far as the photos I am shooting on a Canon T3i with random vintage glass I've picked up along the way."
It's just a hunch but I bet we see a couple of these images again printed on paper in a magazine.
Check out the Schliske Bamboo website to see more of their excellent work and follow on Facebook and Twitter as well.
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Matt wrote... "We've been fishing the Poudre River when time and temps allow. I'll be on the Fly Fishing Film Tour for a few dates in March probably. I am also working on some spey and saltwater hollow built rods as well as trout rods. I am also trying to do some small film projects on the side. We are also printing up some bamboo shirts and hoodies, as well as some limited edition bonefish western shirts. I am also working on some new hats and decals. We got some cane this week! I am teaching my first class this winter and am excited to teach more classes in 2012. As far as the photos I am shooting on a Canon T3i with random vintage glass I've picked up along the way."
It's just a hunch but I bet we see a couple of these images again printed on paper in a magazine.
Check out the Schliske Bamboo website to see more of their excellent work and follow on Facebook and Twitter as well.
2 comments:
Thanks for the pics. Nice to see some fisheye lenses at work.
Streamers 365...I've got a serious soft spot for fisheye images and Matt knows how to work it.
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