It's actually 11 minutes, hah!Originally Posted by gandolfi
that sounds like an awefull long developing time.... (for the film, that is..)
It's actually 11 minutes, hah!that sounds like an awefull long developing time.... (for the film, that is..
This one is intended to be a recreation of a Alfred Cheney Johnston image. It's reasonably faithful, except I don't have anywhere near as nice or large of tapestries and rugs to work with, and her right leg isn't quite correct. The foot should be visible- http://www.goodkarmaproductions.com/...c_original.jpg
Totally unintentional but I do think it works well here. Sometimes I forget that the Vestas, when used at longer distances with wider f-stops, (i.e. pretty much anything at f/11 or larger) vignette noticeably. They really were made for closer portrait work, but the vignetting may be worth noting if you're into that look for landscapes.
It's lovely, truly!
I also love the vigneting. It seems to me like a picture from the silent film era.
Is the model purposefully out of focus while the edges are in focus? Was this done with intent?
I like the softness on that making some mystery. The shadow is nice too.
Even if it's cause by out of focus, that worked for J M Cameron.
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