February 2012 portraits

[Harley Goldman]

Mark Sawyer, 8x10 FP-4 with 14" Dagor:

That beer looks MIGHTY tasty!

[Tri Tran]

Thank you! Actually, I beat Harry Potter in a magic duel, then stole his glasses...

I believed you . What ever you wear ,keep the P3 shape on your face . They look good on you and usually hard to find.FYI In case if you want another Harry Potter frame for sunglasses then I will be the one.

[bobpin]

Hi Bobpin,
Good to see the Ortho here, well executed. What's the exposure time for this shot? Shade or partial sun? Thanks for sharing.

Thank you Tri Tran. I set my meter at ISO 6, ~1/2 sec with 5" hole Packard shutter, cloudy sky.

[Tri Tran]

Thank you Tri Tran. I set my meter at ISO 6, ~1/2 sec with 5" hole Packard shutter, cloudy sky.

That's good for 1/2 sec on the cloudy sky. Do you have any reading for neg density? Thanks.

[bobpin]

That's good for 1/2 sec on the cloudy sky. Do you have any reading for neg density? Thanks.

Hahaha, I'm not serious enough.

[bomzi]

Another colleague looking stern on purpose... Hermagis Portrait Petzval No. 5 on 4x5.



Maurits

Lovely shot!
Can you provide some info on how you lit the subject?

[Tom J McDonald]

Cross-processed Ektachrome 64, expired 1995, contact print on Fuji Crystal Archive.
Cambo 4x5, Nikkor-W 135.

[dperez]

cjbroadbent,

This portrait is great. It reminds me of many european classic portraits. The subject's face has a quality to it that makes this image very strong. Thanks for sharing.

-DP

I've run out of portraits that I have permission to display. Here is my best portrait ever. A famous Italian still-life photographer, waring her dark-cloth.

[Jay DeFehr]

Hahaha, I'm not serious enough.

Yes, a lot of photographers who shoot 16 x 20 are not very serious. It's just a choice of convenience, right?

[vitality]

Sinar 4x5, Hermagis petzval, rear standard tilt.