November portraits

[Kerik Kouklis]

Thanks for the comments. JP my Sigmar is also the 19". I love that beast!

[creep]

Is that Elektrozavodskaya!? I reckon I took some street photos (not LF) there recently but not as creative as this one. The roof lighting pattern works really well with the costume.

(I had two days in Moscow, spent about half of my time in the metro!)

yeah, right, Elektrozavodskaya, had to look at all of them when planing and visit about 15 shortlisted ones with a light meter in hand.

[thicktheo]

I shot this photo in November but only scanned it yesterday, so I'll post it here.

...it's a roll film back on the Speed Graphic, I hope you're ok with this.



Again, a Leitz Hektor 150mm/f2.5 projection lens on the Speed Graphic. Film is Ektachrome 64T cross-processed.

[WmRenick]

Just bought a speed graphic with intentions of using a projection lens.
I DREAM of such GEORGEOUS!!!!! results.Hope the lady is proud of your efforts.

[Rick Tardiff]

This is a great image, thanks for sharing it.

[creep]

thickteo, superb!

[Nikola Dulgiarov]

Brilliant, makes me wish I had real color film

[Nikola Dulgiarov]

And my humble contribution:
RA-4 paper negative 8x10
my dad lighting a cigarette, double exposure
tray developed, still can't get a good color balance/saturation

[bsimison]

Also taken in November and just scanned recently, here is a portrait of Middlebury College Professor Pieter Broucke:



Graflex 4x5 Crown Graphic, Agfa Solinar 10.5cm ƒ/4.5 lens on Kodak Tri-X Pan Professional 320, EI 250. Developed in HC-110 1:63.

[rpalm]

Also taken in November and just scanned recently, here is a portrait of Middlebury College Professor Pieter Broucke:



Graflex 4x5 Crown Graphic, Agfa Solinar 10.5cm ƒ/4.5 lens on Kodak Tri-X Pan Professional 320, EI 250. Developed in HC-110 1:63.

This is VERY nice! Excellent!

R