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You got the eyes!My first contribution with my first shoot on 4X5.
Linhof Technika Master - Nikkor 210 - F11 - 1/30
Ilford HP5+ Rodinal 1+50
My - patient - son Robin
The rest of the picture was executed very well,
but you captured the eyes perfectly!
We hope to see more like this.
And, should be said, you've got a nice looking son.
Been a while.. Sorry - other things called me.
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Here is one from last Saturday.
8x10 xray film, 360 mm heliar @ 5.6
And the hat.. by Sergei Rodionov, on Flickr
Good work, Sergei! It's good to see you back posting pictures.
“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
Ah, there you both are.Originally Posted by SergeiR
Been a while.. Sorry - other things called me.
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Here is one from last Saturday.
8x10 xray film, 360 mm heliar @ 5.6
Looking good as usual!
Great portrait. Good to see your work again Sergei.Been a while.. Sorry - other things called me.
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Here is one from last Saturday.
8x10 xray film, 360 mm heliar @ 5.6
Anne in the studio, shot with the Omega View 45D and the Xenar 150mm/f5.6, on expired Kodak T-Max 100, developed with HC-110.
This deserves a second look.
Wonderful
Anne in the studio, shot with the Omega View 45D and the Xenar 150mm/f5.6, on expired Kodak T-Max 100, developed with HC-110.
Amazing photo!Anne in the studio, shot with the Omega View 45D and the Xenar 150mm/f5.6, on expired Kodak T-Max 100, developed with HC-110.
8x10,Deardorff, Nikkor W360, Retropan320, crop.
Beautiful!Anne in the studio, shot with the Omega View 45D and the Xenar 150mm/f5.6, on expired Kodak T-Max 100, developed with HC-110.
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