z84, gold star.
z84, gold star.
Principal Unix System Engineer, Yoyodyne Propulsion Systems
Just amalie...
Portrait of Harold from last week... Chamonix F2 4x5 camera, Schneider Xenotar 135mm @f3.5, TMax 100 film processed normal... Looks terrible here, and I can't delete this post for some reason lol.
Last edited by ColonelKurtz; 20-Apr-2018 at 13:34. Reason: Picture Quality Poor
Not terrible at all - I like it - Harold looks like someone you wouldn't want to pick a drunk fight with
From a series of portraits I've been shooting the last couple of weeks of teachers at the school where I teach on Whidbey Island. The school first opened fifty years ago this month. I've spearheaded a little project of making a time capsule that will be opened in another fifty years. Every kid in the school wrote him or herself a letter that we'll put into the time capsule. The portraits are also going in, along with several artifacts. The time capsule is a 2 cubic-foot fire safe that we'll store in the electrical control room in the school. They're going to mount a plaque in the main hall.
1944 8x10 Ansco Studio No. 5 / 1907 14" Voigtlander Heliar
Cameron Cornell
Washington State
www.analogportraiture.com
Cool, a time capsule!
50 years made by kids, they may even see it open.
My building had a 100-year plan for continuity. It will never make it, the building is unsound.
I tried to get interest in a 100-year time capsule. I was even going to pay for it all and bury inside my unit under concrete.
Nobody out of 40 resident artists could even discuss it...
Ostriches.
Yes, it's an elementary school, so the kids will be between 55-60 in 2068. I'm going to keep eating my vegetables and hope that I'll be the fellow who opens the time capsule at age 92.Originally Posted by Randy Moe
Cameron Cornell
Washington State
www.analogportraiture.com
Cool project and nice portrait. Engaging pose and lighting. Rendering is excellent.From a series of portraits I've been shooting the last couple of weeks of teachers at the school where I teach on Whidbey Island. The school first opened fifty years ago this month. I've spearheaded a little project of making a time capsule that will be opened in another fifty years. Every kid in the school wrote him or herself a letter that we'll put into the time capsule. The portraits are also going in, along with several artifacts. The time capsule is a 2 cubic-foot fire safe that we'll store in the electrical control room in the school. They're going to mount a plaque in the main hall.
1944 8x10 Ansco Studio No. 5 / 1907 14" Voigtlander Heliar
Cameron Cornell
Washington State
www.analogportraiture.com
That's in image that brings a smile to the viewer's face - thank you
I think all too often people get caught up in the ephemera of the day to day, and lose their sense of perspective.
Kent in SD
In contento ed allegria
Notte e di vogliam passar!
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