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4 months agoVincent Oliver commented on Images Of Western Australia's KimberleyI am beginning to think that my EX3 is more than I needed.
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5 months agoVincent Oliver commented on 2009 Rhode Island Air Show Highlights
Great work Doug, I love airshows but can't stand the noise.
I know what you mean about 3D, when wearing the special glasses I see green through one eye and red through the other, the images never join up, I am in the same boat as you. One blessing is that you can visualise 2D pictures better than other people. -
5 months agoVincent Oliver commented on Chronicles of Summer - Part 2
Nice high spirited video, love the end sequence of the diving board
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6 months agoVincent Oliver commented on Dan & Nicola highlights.
Nice shots Paul, your package price is far too cheap.
Vincent Oliver
Joined March 2008
Vincent Oliver joined the Brigade of Guards at the age of 15 as a musician, playing violin, clarinet and bassoon. Musical duties included playing at Buckingham Palace in the presence of HM Queen Elizabeth as well as other state and ceremonial occasions.
After eight years service, Vincent turned to photography and has now been a professional photographer for 30 years. His photographic work has been varied with much of it based in the television industry - working as freelance for most TV publications and TV companies. Vincent is a member of the Stone (Getty) picture library, for which he supplies original conceptual photography and has manipulated many of his images using a variety of image editing applications.
He has exhibited his work at many places including the Photographers Gallery, London, on a London underground train (Vincent Oliver's Moving Picture Show), at various arts galleries world-wide, and at the Royal Academy of Arts in London (he was the very first photographer to have a photograph accepted for their prestigious Summer Exhibition).
Over the last few years Vincent has been specialising in digital imaging and in this capacity has been acting as a consultant to most major manufacturers, as well as writing for several specialist imaging publications. The photo-i brand has expanded into DVD video productions, a series of photography DVDs are planned for launch in 2006
After eight years service, Vincent turned to photography and has now been a professional photographer for 30 years. His photographic work has been varied with much of it based in the television industry - working as freelance for most TV publications and TV companies. Vincent is a member of the Stone (Getty) picture library, for which he supplies original conceptual photography and has manipulated many of his images using a variety of image editing applications.
He has exhibited his work at many places including the Photographers Gallery, London, on a London underground train (Vincent Oliver's Moving Picture Show), at various arts galleries world-wide, and at the Royal Academy of Arts in London (he was the very first photographer to have a photograph accepted for their prestigious Summer Exhibition).
Over the last few years Vincent has been specialising in digital imaging and in this capacity has been acting as a consultant to most major manufacturers, as well as writing for several specialist imaging publications. The photo-i brand has expanded into DVD video productions, a series of photography DVDs are planned for launch in 2006
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