Interesting, I hadn't thought of that wrinkle. What I've seen of her work is scenic, so everything should cohere well enough.Originally Posted by Corran
Interesting, I hadn't thought of that wrinkle. What I've seen of her work is scenic, so everything should cohere well enough.
Bradley Buszard
flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/brad_buszard/
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One day he may look back and wonder what happened to all the hair. At least he will have this photograph.
Deardorff - Cooke PS945 - HP5+ 5x7" - XTOL 1:1
Nice shot!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFy-yzj02FE
No scanner at the moment. I happen to take a quick shot of a print on my bulletin board with my phone camera. It lost the sharpness in the eyes and I'm almost embarrassed to post but what the heck
Scratched cheek, 4x5 Speed Graphic w/9 inch projection lens. Print on Adox Variotone.
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His weird haircut and beard was the reason I asked him to sit for a portrait but I didn't think of that yet :-)One day he may look back and wonder what happened to all the hair. At least he will have this photograph.
Nice shot!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFy-yzj02FE
I'll make him a wetprint for later. Thanks.
Tom Keymeulen
"True Innocence is 14"
13x18 wetplate with Zelda whom parents offered me a bunch of clear glass, so I had to thank them!
Nede: Beautiful girl and picture, especially since I love bicycles (and as I write this, as a Frenchman you are well aware that we are in the middle of Le Tour!). The selective focus, and the wet plate, work perfectly.
When I was 16 my hair was the longest. It was down to my shoulders in the back. I had it parted in the middle and my bangs were past my chin. The only photograph I had of my hair that long was my driver's license. I don't know what happened to it but I wish I still had it to show my daughter that her dad used to look like a hippie!
Wow! Makes me want to try wet plate. That's just beautiful!"True Innocence is 14"
13x18 wetplate with Zelda whom parents offered me a bunch of clear glass, so I had to thank them!
Beautiful work as always Tom and Nede. Both images are very different from the typical portrait.
Tom, the image makes me think of a Human Lion because of the extra hair and dead straight stare.
Pali
Thank you - last week when I asked him for a portrait we were joking about him being The Lion King :-)
Tom Keymeulen
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