March 2012 Portraits

[rpalm]

Very Nice!

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Stephane;864688]My son and Aurora last Sunday afternoon.

[Emil Schildt]

Nic

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Sarah

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these I like! Unpretentious - "un-posing" even though they are. like snaps. but LF.

and the colours go well with the subjects! Subdued.

[Frank Petronio]

Thank you. Now that the Sun has come out, I can shoot handheld outdoors again.

[mdm]

You must have been looking at Guido Guidi's new photobook, though I doubt his is an original idea. He did a nicer job of it though.

[Frank Petronio]

Yes, I would never do photos without relying on a reference from an obscure Italian photographer and I can only aspire to meet your high standards....

Ever since we disagreed over something in a forgotten thread, you like dropping little passive-aggreeive comments out of the blue. How very grown-up of you! I bet you're much loved at home!

[Emil Schildt]

Yes, I would never do photos without relying on a reference from an obscure Italian photographer and I can only aspire to meet your high standards....

[mdm]

Not mine, Guido Guidi from a very worthwhile and not so obscure photobook. Hopefully he is less prickly than you are.

[Frank Petronio]

Not dissing a fellow Guido named Guido at all ;-) Anyway here is something different, a couple of old Type 55 negatives I finally got around to scanning and editing.

[jp]

<sarcasm>

Quarry pictures? You must have been looking at Burtynsky, though I doubt his is an original idea. He did a nicer job of it though.

</sarcasm>

Just kidding... Frank does his own thing and does it well.

That first photo with the hoses and shadows is absolutely amazing. Thanks for posting it!

[mdm]

The Sartorialist does lots of corners too, come to think of it.