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Welcome to Rob Plato Photography. Rob Plato is a professional photographer based out of Fernie, British Columbia, Canada. He has been an avid outdoor and travel photographer for over a decade. In 2005 he attended a full time professional photography diploma program at "Focal Point" in Vancouver. After completing the program he now runs a photography program at "Baldface Cat Skiing" in Nelson, B.C. Canada in the winter months. He's busy shooting weddings, commercial, and outdoor/travel images the rest of the year. Rob's work has been published in various newspapers and magazines and he's done assignment work like shooting the "Whistler Telus World Ski and Snowboard Festival" and catalogues for companies like "Jack Wolfskin" clothing. He is always shooting to build a stock base of images available for all uses and can be available on an assignment basis for commercial, editorial, event or of course outdoor assignments.
Mexico PLEASE USE EMAIL BELOW TO CONTACT ME !!!!
Submitted by robplato on Tue, 2009-07-14 12:42.
PLEASE EMAIL TO c3plato@hotmail.com TO CONTACT ME!!!!!!!I've been in the baja of Mexico now for a week or so. I'm heading south down the baja california. It's getting very hot now that I'm cutting inland from El Quintin to bahia de los angeles on the eastern coast. I'm going to try to make it down to the bottom then get on a ferry to the mainland and head up back to the California border. So far so good.
South western states
Submitted by robplato on Thu, 2009-07-02 11:58.
Hi all. I'm on a shooting trip through the states. Currently sitting in my truck in some place called Tonopah Nevada. At the "Clown Motel" borrowing wifi. Heading into Death Valley today. It's gettin' hot! Should be some interesting sites to see. Will continue down through Arizona and Maybe into Mexico and then up the California coast. Look for the album of images when I get back in Late July. To contact me please email to c3plato@hotmail.com.
Macro lenses
Submitted by robplato on Mon, 2009-05-25 18:40.
I recently bought some new gear including macro and fish-eye lenses and it was a beautiful spring day yesterday. After getting tired of testing it out on bottlecaps and objects around the house over the past few days I headed over to my friend Brians backyard for some inspiration around his garden. I found you can get some good macro range out of the fisheye, and the old manual focus macros still take nice sharp images.
