Cant really afford nice scans at the moment so I had to resort to photographing the negatives and inverting them
Cant really afford nice scans at the moment so I had to resort to photographing the negatives and inverting them
Nice. Really like the first two. Can I ask how you achieved the selective focus? Was this movements?Originally Posted by SoulfulRecover
Cant really afford nice scans at the moment so I had to resort to photographing the negatives and inverting them
Hi Folks,
These were shot at a recent shared studio shoot:
Dave by Ashley Hoff, on Flickr
Dannielle by Ashley Hoff, on Flickr
Andrew by Ashley Hoff, on Flickr
All shot with the same setup:
Rig: Toyo 45A, Caltar II E 210 F6.8 lens on Foma 200
Lighting: 2 Softboxes in a clamshell configuration
The intent on the day was to try different filters.
Dave was shot with a green filter. The effect wasn't as strong as I was expecting, but I think the lighting configuration flattened out the skin a bit
Dannielle was shot with a red filter.
Andrew was shot with no filter.
As for the studio shoot, a local studio has come up with an interesting concept. Once a month they run a meet, where a group of up to 16 photographers can come in and use the space for either $10 (space only) or $20 (with models, generally amateurs - that was the Belly Dancers that I shot last month). Unfortunately, they don't have any lighting equipment to use, but the whole idea is to bounce ideas off of other like minded photographers (there are enough of us with gear to share). I have to admit that I have really enjoyed myself and really like the concept!
Cheers and thanks for looking!
Last edited by hoffy; 21-Sep-2017 at 02:42. Reason: Flickr is really playing havoc with over sharpening - its a balance between too big or too sharp!
Just a terrific! I love the position of her hands. Beautiful young lady and well executed portrait.Linhof Master Technika, Rodenstock 150mm, Tri-x (Moersch Tanol)
Great tones, composition and dynamism. Congratulations.Cant really afford nice scans at the moment so I had to resort to photographing the negatives and inverting them
Well done. Focus, lighting and pose are all good. Especially the hands.Linhof Master Technika, Rodenstock 150mm, Tri-x (Moersch Tanol)
Well done on all of the portraits. I prefer the rendering in the "Andrew" portrait. Lighting is good in all of them.Hi Folks,
These were shot at a recent shared studio shoot:
Dave by Ashley Hoff, on Flickr
Dannielle by Ashley Hoff, on Flickr
Andrew by Ashley Hoff, on Flickr
All shot with the same setup:
Rig: Toyo 45A, Caltar II E 210 F6.8 lens on Foma 200
Lighting: 2 Softboxes in a clamshell configuration
The intent on the day was to try different filters.
Dave was shot with a green filter. The effect wasn't as strong as I was expecting, but I think the lighting configuration flattened out the skin a bit
Dannielle was shot with a red filter.
Andrew was shot with no filter.
As for the studio shoot, a local studio has come up with an interesting concept. Once a month they run a meet, where a group of up to 16 photographers can come in and use the space for either $10 (space only) or $20 (with models, generally amateurs - that was the Belly Dancers that I shot last month). Unfortunately, they don't have any lighting equipment to use, but the whole idea is to bounce ideas off of other like minded photographers (there are enough of us with gear to share). I have to admit that I have really enjoyed myself and really like the concept!
Cheers and thanks for looking!
z84 -- I agree with the previous comments on your portrait. It has strong impact.
z84: one of the best I have seen on here! Brilliant work.
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