Any body shooting nudes this weekend?

[Craig Roberts]

The title says it all. I have 2-shoots set up for SAT and 1 for Monday. All are large format up to 12x20. Craig

[Gary L. Quay]

Did that on Tuesday. She survived.

--Gary

[Bruce Barlow]

I prefer to wrestle them to the ground and capture them alive.

[Craig Roberts]

Ha Ha, maybe you need better galsses. Here is a snap from the shoot with my 12x20. AND I'm going to do it again tomorrow. Craig

[Bruce Barlow]

My heart stopped twice. First from the model, then from the dinky, skinny tripod on which was placed (note I didn't say "mounted"?) such a big heavy camera.

[Paul Kierstead]

I'm curious as to the purpose of the rope on the floor; seems to demarcate something.

[Robert A. Zeichner]

My heart stopped twice. First from the model, then from the dinky, skinny tripod on which was placed (note I didn't say "mounted"?) such a big heavy camera.

Looks like a Majestic. Those legs are made of steel aren't they? The Tripod legs, that is.

[Craig Roberts]

Here's the second shoot. White Sands National Monument, different model. Same camera and tripod; a majestic 2500 and my home built 12x20. The tripod is a hernia-making workhorse. The rope in te earlier post did define the near range of the view prior to the models arrival. I also shot a number of 8x10’s during these shoots. Craig

[W K Longcor]

Looks like a Majestic. Those legs are made of steel aren't they? The Tripod legs, that is.

Does look like a Majestic. The standard Majestics ( I think the one shown is one) had aluminum legs. There were steel Majestics. I can't speak for the aluminum ones, but my old steel leg Majestic could hold just about any camera you coould dream of putting on it. A real monster!

[Craig Roberts]

I've been at it again. Actually I've had several occations to use the "beast" for some figure work. Craig