I was inspired to start this based on a thread I saw in the January portraits.
Anybody have a contribution?
I'll start with an excerpt from a project I did in 2007 in Paris, shot on a converted Polaroid and T-Max 400.
Jan-Di, Île-de-la-Cité, Paris
I was inspired to start this based on a thread I saw in the January portraits.
Anybody have a contribution?
I'll start with an excerpt from a project I did in 2007 in Paris, shot on a converted Polaroid and T-Max 400.
Jan-Di, Île-de-la-Cité, Paris
That.is.awesome. wowOriginally Posted by Ari
Last edited by Ken Lee; 11-Feb-2011 at 11:54.
Thank you very much!
The result of a little planning and a lot of luck.
From the same series of this photo:
Last edited by Ken Lee; 11-Feb-2011 at 11:53.
Noyce!
Keep 'em coming!
bring it on!!!!!!!
through a glass darkly...
It maybe helpful to get technical with fashion shots. Three sources (euww). Getting some directional light out of gridded dish. A little ring-light mounted on the lens to get some darker edges and and umbrella for the background. 4x5 Ektachrome. Underexposed and pushed in E6.
Lovely as always, Christopher.
Creamy skin tones and great texture on the grays.
In the spirit of giving, here's another from the same series as the photo in the OP.
Same technical information as well, but I burned in the sides of the photo to help her stand out better.
Julie, Barbès-Rochechouart, Paris
Thanks Ari. Same as before. Using the ring-light for plastic features effect.
Christoper,
you just don't use the light. You make the light sing to whatever tune you want played... I'd be happy if I understood just 10% of the mastery you have...
Jiri
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