Beauuuutiful portrait, Stephane. Petzval goodness aside, it has a wonderfully timeless quality to it. (Could be the 50s, the 70s, the today).
Beauuuutiful portrait, Stephane. Petzval goodness aside, it has a wonderfully timeless quality to it. (Could be the 50s, the 70s, the today).
Nina Tolstrup of Studiomama working in her studio in London.
72mm SA no centre filter.
In the current Tank magazine.
Century Studio 10A w/5x7 back
Wollensak Vesta 14"/5
Ilford HP5 Plus / Rodinal 1+50
I like the inclusion of the workshop in this shot. Also a fan of the somewhat subdued color of the film (never been a big fan of overly vibrant/saturated colors). Is this on one of the Kodak Portra films?
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I like the lightning, very well balanced. How did you do it? And did you use any underdevelopment?Originally Posted by spkennedy3000
Greetings, Thomas
Last edited by Ken Lee; 7-Apr-2011 at 04:28.
Thomas Greutmann, http://www.blackandwhitegallery.de
Stephane, great use of DOF
Ed, a masterpiece on collodion !
Benrains, strong images !( but you really should iron the background !)
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Dallmeyer 3b at 3.0
Black glass ambrotype
exposure time 7 seconds
KCN fixer
18 x 24 cm
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Benrains like it a lot interesting girl!
Good work, Armin
Really like your stuff Benrains, but as Alex said, you're let down by the creased background!
@spkennedy3000, nice enviro portrait.
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