Adme published an article about me. Nothing new, the same excerpts from other articles published about me, but still nice, I tell you.
This is one of the few resources I read. For example, on my VKontakte page, in the "Interesting pages" section, I have only five links. One of them is the Adme page. Which I read from time to time. It turns out that they read me too.
So this love is mutual! )))
Wedding Photographer Eduard Stelmakh
July 19, 2013
A wedding photographer known for his creative thinking and artistic approach to photography.
As a child, Eduard was interested in drawing and applied physics. While still young, he built his own camera using black-and-white film and a matchbox with a hole of a certain diameter as a lens. After that, his parents had little choice but to give him his first real camera, a Smena 8M.
Later came other cameras, more advanced and more expensive. He eventually received an art education, something he recommends to anyone starting out in photography.
Eduard Stelmakh used to work as a studio photographer. Over time, though, he wanted more scale and more freedom. Even a very large studio cannot compare with the possibilities of the world outside. Gradually, he completely changed the way he worked and moved his shoots outdoors or to other non-studio locations. That gave his creativity a new push. Today, Eduard Stelmakh lives and works year-round in Vietnam on Phu Quoc Island.
Instead of simply shooting portfolios, he taught people to walk on water and fly with wings. He climbed the mountains of Sicily and photographed young people with clouds below their feet. To make the scenes look convincing, he used real machine guns and smashed a car worth 16 000 euros. He set a man on fire and then quite openly showed the result to everyone. He took risks in abandoned canyons in Italy and caught falling equipment on the roof of a 16-story building in Ukraine.