A brand new Mirror’s Edge screenshot. SWAT for this collection: Custom FOV, FreeCam, TimeStop. Sometimes I use a normal screengrab, other times I use an Unreal Engine Tiledshot @8640p when not in open conflict with post-processing effects. Click here to download the 1080p Wallpaper.
A new screenshot for my Gran Turismo 5 collection. Picture @2160p taken via photo-mode included in the software. Custom FOV, custom HDR and selective focus. Watermark removed via Photoshop. Click here for the 2160p Wallpaper.
SWAT for this collection: Ghost, Walk, PlayersOnly, camera fixed, in-engine AA, custom FOV. Click here for the 1080p Wallpaper.
This is what I usually try to achieve via gaming photography: an hybrid between professional wallpaper, gaming chronicles and character-on-a-typical-background screenshot. SWAT for this collection: Custom FOV, FreeCam, TimeStop. Sometimes I use a normal screengrab, other times I use an Unreal Engine Tiledshot @8640p when not in open conflict with post-processing effects. Click here to download the 1080p Wallpaper.
A brand new Mirror’s Edge screenshot. SWAT for this collection: Custom FOV, FreeCam, TimeStop. Sometimes I use a normal screengrab, other times I use an Unreal Engine Tiledshot @8640p when not in open conflict with post-processing effects. Click here to download the 1080p Wallpaper.
An environmental screenshot from the latter chapters of Half-Life 2. Blur/ Depth of Field via Garry’s Mod. Click here for the 1080p wallpaper or take a look at the whole collection in the container page.
A brand new Mirror’s Edge screenshot. SWAT for this collection: Custom FOV, FreeCam, TimeStop. Sometimes I use a normal screengrab, other times I use an Unreal Engine Tiledshot @8640p when not in open conflict with post-processing effects. Click here to download the 1080p Wallpaper.
A new screenshot for my Gran Turismo 5 collection. Picture @2160p taken via photo-mode included in the software. Custom FOV, custom HDR and selective focus. Watermark removed via Photoshop. Click here for the 2160p Wallpaper.
What is “Gaming Photography”? It’s something personal or something community-devoted? The answer is not easy. In general, it’s probably both. In my case, it’s more the second one. Electric Blue Skies has some sections devoted to storyline (FFX, SOTC) and retrogaming collections. It’s not strictly focused on unique and extraglossy, antialiased, supersampled screenshots. You can even say it’s disorganic and I would agree with this definition, trust me. But this is just because it’s.not.personal. Sometimes I feel also sick and tired of this hobby that requires a good 15+ hours per week. It’s a love/hate relationship indeed. I prefer playing games instead of taking screenshots of them. Or sleeping. That’s what I do best. But even if I’m the laziest guy in the whole Europe and even if EBS future is not my main concern (and that’s why it’s one of the most overlooked websites devoted to gaming photography) it seems that somehow my screenshots drawn some attentions. EBS will be attending a couple of events in Milano, representing people working to highlight Art in Gaming. On October the 27th and 28th thanks to VjVISUALLOOP, I will attend with 12 screenshots @ “PLAYING THE GAME“. A few days later my screenshots will be exposed @ “GAMES WEEK” in the NEOLUDICA space. It seems that my mission of spreading gaming culture is partly accomplished. Now let me sleep, pleez.
