December 3rd, 2012 | 
My name is Iaroslav Danylchenko, I am a still-life studio photographer.
I live and work in the beautiful city of Kiev, the capital of Ukraine.
Tabletop photography slowly become my main specialization more than 4 years ago. I went from amateur to a professional commercial photographer in five years, before I fell in love with studio tabletop photography.
Now I completely stopped shooting weddings and life-style photos and concentrated on studio still life. From time-to-time I still shoot fashion, but my true passion is working with still-life subjects.
The most enjoyable thing for me is when I’m able to get a perfect shot right out of the camera,
using the lighting rather than Photoshop. The more I shoot, the less I want to sit on the computer and process my images.
This is why I concentrate on getting the most in-camera, creating a more natural image. I love to shoot moving things, especially liquids, I also enjoy shooting “complicated” subjects
I have a studio in Kiev with everything I need for my work.
I use a strobe lighting from brands like Rime lite and Paul C Buff (Einstein e640) with various light modifiers. Currently shooting on Canon 5D MkII, my favorite lenses are Canon’s 24-70mm F2.8L and 100mm macro F2.8L.
Recently I’ve got Sinar P1 and Rodenstock 120mm macro, and I am going to use Canon 5D MkII with it.
Below are examples of my studio work, mostly liquids. Hope they will inspire fellow photographers to go and shoot more:-)
Where you can find me:
Portfolio www.artjazz.com.ua
FB http://www.facebook.com/
G+ https://plus.google.com/u/0/
About The Author: Alex Koloskov
The lighting magician, owner of AKELstudio, Inc.
WOW!..Really nice work.
i’, familiar with work of Iaroslav Danylchenko, i admire his style, clean, sharp and simple. Lovely !
Beautiful work, Iaroslav! It gives me some inspiration to know there are guys getting it done with a camera instead of in post.
Unbelievable stuff – thanks for sharing!
Great photos! I am finding it hard to believe that they are captured in camera without post processing, especially the dragon liquid. I am truly inspired by your work and the speed of your achieving such a high level of skills. Will you show some behind the scenes techniques?