October 2011 portraits

[Steven Tribe]

I did think of the harem with the first group - now confirmed.

[K. Praslowicz]

[r.e.]

Kip, I think that you and the young man from Bulgaria, Nikola Dulgiarov, are doing the most interesting work in this thread. Like your photograph of a woman on stilts, this is refreshing and alive. It is so nice to see people using large format to do work that doesn't look like it was ossified in amber.

[jss]

See the blog post.

This was my first family portrait. Carl Meyer 12" Apo-Process on 320TXP shot at 1250. Developed in xtol, then contact printed on Ilford Glossy FB. As I do more of this lens/format combination I'm beginning to like it a lot.

[K. Praslowicz]

Kip, I think that you and the young man from Bulgaria, Nikola Dulgiarov, are doing the most interesting work in this thread. Like your photograph of a woman on stilts, this is refreshing and alive. It is so nice to see people using large format to do work that doesn't look like it was ossified in amber.

Much appreciated. Hold tight as well, plenty more of these in the tubes waiting to get posted.

[r.e.]

Much appreciated. Hold tight as well, plenty more of these in the tubes waiting to get posted.

I very much look forward to more.

[jacobby]

Portrait of a friend.


Untitled-2 by ==--==, on Flickr

[jw918]

Had some belly dancers today coming over! One of them...

always give us surprise. Thanks for sharing.

[Harley Goldman]

Very well done! Love the way she is surrounded by her work, looks totally comfortable and the slightly out of focus purple shoes very much bring the whole image home.

[life_in_sepia]

BRAVO!