March 2011 Portraits

[northcarolinajack]

Not in the class of benrains work, but a shot of my 17 year old
Grandson taken last weekend.
90mm f4.+ projection lens
Graflex 4x5
Delta 100 and DDX

Jack

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Jack-H...09348465760954
www.jackharrisphotography.com

[Ash]

Two more 5x7's.

One of the darkslides is broken (a piece of wood on the hinged lip is snapped), which has caused the light leak. I needed to test if it was still usable as-is. Maybe I'll tape it in future until I can work a permanent fix.




Lucy




Andy

[Mark Sawyer]

One of the kids...

Cooke IIb 13-inch f/4.5 wide open, Arista.edu 400 8x10 in HC-110b

[Jim Cole]

Mark,

Perfect!

[Jim Galli]

Mark,

Perfect!

Yes, yes! Wow! Gorgeous.

[Jim Fitzgerald]

Mark, you have some very lovely young ladies at school. Their clear skin does help bring out the best in these close up portraits. I like this one especially as she has a great look as does the lens, Bravo!

[Ash]

Blurry 5x7 self-portrait.




Blurry 5x7 self portrait. Cropped a little, waaaay over exposed during solarisation.

[Mark Sawyer]

Thank you, gentlemen! Yes, the high school girls make great camera-victims. Wonderful kids, I love 'em to death, but seventeen is definitely a different species...

Jamie with a Columbia Portrait Lens (rebranded Wollensak Series A/Vesta) 12" f/5 Petzval, wide open on 8x10:

[eddie]

Thank you, gentlemen! Yes, the high school girls make great camera-victims. Wonderful kids, I love 'em to death, but seventeen is definitely a different species...

Jamie with a Columbia Portrait Lens (rebranded Wollensak Series A/Vesta) 12" f/5 Petzval, wide open on 8x10:

dont tell her....but the EYES.....

[Mark Sawyer]

Oh, she knows! She can shoot lightning bolts out of those things...