July 2014 Portraits

**imagedowser** · 22-Jul-2014, 05:26

D-Tach, The shore line #66, is wonderful with the Cooke and just a whisper of movement in the skirt.

**D-tach** · 22-Jul-2014, 13:12

Originally Posted by imagedowser

D-Tach, The shore line #66, is wonderful with the Cooke and just a whisper of movement in the skirt.

Originally Posted by polyglot

This is excellent. And you have a nice steady model...

Thanks!

**D-tach** · 24-Jul-2014, 04:31

Herman - showed me the first time how to wet print. Thanks, now I can start searching for a darkroom and a Durst 138

Deardorff - Cooke PS945 - Fomapan 200 5x7 - XTOL 1:1

Should have put his head in the right corner I see now with the watch cut off - no wine before shooting next time...

**richardman** · 24-Jul-2014, 18:26

Harvey 777, 8 1/2" Series IV TT&H, on a most decidedly modern emulsion, Acros-100

**Sheldon N** · 24-Jul-2014, 22:20

Got the three munchins to pose for me earlier this week...

Kodak 2D 8x10, 12" f/4.5 Ilex Paragon, Arista Ultra EDU 100, Xtol

**matthew blais** · 25-Jul-2014, 07:54

Nicely done Sheldon

**ImSoNegative** · 25-Jul-2014, 17:05

I agree great portrait

**David Karp** · 25-Jul-2014, 18:01

Very nice Sheldon.

**Scott --** · 25-Jul-2014, 18:41

Originally Posted by Jim Fitzgerald

Trying to catch up on printing and my NuArc 261ks bulb blows! That is going to hurt! $$$$. Had a tissue in the machine and had to rig my 450 watt backup bulb. I got this one before she blew. Carbon transfer.

Holy crap, Jim - that's art! One of the best I've ever seen here.

**Hugo Zhang** · 25-Jul-2014, 18:59

A young Tibetan lady at the Mt. Everest base camp. She takes care of the tent in which six of us spent the night. Dried yak dung was used as fuel for the stove to keep the tent warm.