Superb.Originally Posted by gimenosaiz
Superb.
Janice and I did a quick test with the 8x10 the other night. Long day, no makeup.... There are some scanning artifacts...
Century No. 7
Voightlaender 17" Collinear @f/8.5
8x10 Acros
DS-10 in a Jobo
“You often feel tired, not because you've done too much, but because you've done too little of what sparks a light in you.”
― Alexander Den Heijer, Nothing You Don't Already Know
Janice:
I hope she likes it. I do, very much. Just the barest hint of a smile. I like that.
It reminds me a little of a photo I took of my sister some 16 years ago. I liked it very much. She hated it. Head and shoulders, less smile than this one. Unfortunately I don't have a scan that I can find. I'll see her this weekend, family wedding, I should take a print and see what she still thinks.
This is really good!
Janice and I did a quick test with the 8x10 the other night. Long day, no makeup.... There are some scanning artifacts...
Century No. 7
Voightlaender 17" Collinear @f/8.5
8x10 Acros
DS-10 in a Jobo
Excellent portrait. She should be very pleased.
Janice and I did a quick test with the 8x10 the other night. Long day, no makeup.... There are some scanning artifacts...
Century No. 7
Voightlaender 17" Collinear @f/8.5
8x10 Acros
DS-10 in a Jobo
Thank you for all of the supportive comments! I'm happy with how it turned out, especially as it's my first use of the big camera. Janice says that she likes it, but she's too nice to be critical.
“You often feel tired, not because you've done too much, but because you've done too little of what sparks a light in you.”
― Alexander Den Heijer, Nothing You Don't Already Know
This photo represents my return to film for some personal and commercial projects. It's been a long time! My friend Alva posed while I used my last three 13-year old sheets of Type 55. Two of the sheets had no image and this was the final. Arca Swiss type C scanned with Epson V750
Yes, what a nice portrait.
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