Nude

[Jim Noel]

"Sofi again"
4x5 Fujifilm Acros 100
Graf-Variable f5.6 on sharp

Ustas,
Beautiful model, well done. I particularly like her stance which presents a highly pleasing curve to her body.

Jim

[Tintype Bob]

4x5 Fp4+ in PMK with Super Graphic

Both the scans need work. The tree in the first is fully in the frame, but alas my wood stove likes to belch ash onto my film, and its winter so there's no rescanning until the propane heated darkroom is finished.

Wonderful location, how did you get her to pose and I hope you paid her a lot.

[Thebes]

I paid her nothing Bob, she's my wife. That series started because she wanted to be in a sex-blogger calender that was being done for charity, the one of her on the rocks with the falls behind was used. I had done some similar stuff back in college and I'm continuing the series. She's a little less happy with the series now that she has her shot, but I've haven't had her undress in the snow since, so I'm just bribing her with knitting supplies for the rest.

The location of the waterfall and the rock crevice is a private landholding thats open by permit, north of Taos, called El Salto Falls. Its not very well known, we would never have heard of it except for friends who live nearby.

[Tintype Bob]

Well it is wonderful work, it is also nice to have a wife that is so understanding and willing to work with you. I hope to see more of your work

[Gary L. Quay]

Jazz Age # 2 & 3





My attempt to recreate glamor photography of the 1920s and 1930s. Model: Aspen Lyn.

Camera: Ansco Studio with Whole Plate Back.
Lens: 11" Voigtlander Enryscop Portrait Series 2.
Film: Ilford FP4+ developed in PMK Pyro.

[Marco Polo]

Bobpin,

You might want to tell your model with the skin condition that there's a lot of new treatments, including biologic drugs and light therapy, that can work wonders. Just need to find the right dermatologist. Nice portrait by the way.

[Tintype Bob]

Jazz Age # 2 & 3

My attempt to recreate glamor photography of the 1920s and 1930s. Model: Aspen Lyn.

Camera: Ansco Studio with Whole Plate Back.
Lens: 11" Voigtlander Enryscop Portrait Series 2.
Film: Ilford FP4+ developed in PMK Pyro.

Great shots, you have done well in recreating that 20s look

[ustas]

"transgressions"

[Ash]

Great shot Anatoly. It would be even better had the sunlight been all the way up her face, to cut it in half rather than stopping under the eye.

[Thebes]

Love it, ustas, to me the light seems to create on abstracting effect which intensifies the apparent indifference of her gaze and cigarette.