Matt,
I like the pictures. The composition of the first one is very interesting. BTW, is she the model you mentioned a few days ago that might be available for Chamonix second shootout?
Thanks.
Hugo
Matt,
I like the pictures. The composition of the first one is very interesting. BTW, is she the model you mentioned a few days ago that might be available for Chamonix second shootout?
Thanks.
Hugo
Thanks Hugo..Yes, she's one but lives up north..there are a few others as well.
Couple of new ones...
Is that the Xenotar, Frank?
This Sex Worker Series was my first foray into large format portraiture. Images were made in April/May of 2007 in Thailand. All subjects worked in the sex industry their customers were western tourists.
Camera Kodak Viewmaster
Film Tri-X 8x10 film
Flash 4 speedotron heads with a 4800 watt power pack (2 softboxes on subject, 2 lights on background).
Lens 300mm Nikon
Exposures at F64
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Gerry,
Your pictures remind me of Michael Smith's series of jail birds, also taken with 8x10. But his are in color. Documentary style too. I just feel sad for their ruined life.
Hugo
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Itinerant - Laog City, P.I. Wisner 5X7 - 450 Nikkor M
Great portrait Donald, the tones and details are wonderful. What a great face for this type of portrait!
Is there some kind of scanner issue in the upper right corner? His hair looks to be in a video feedback loop.
I have to agree that you've got a nice portrait there Donald. It really brings out the rough character of this fellow's face.
Mel-
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