May 2012 Portraits

[Jess C]

Beautiful portrait and a beautiful model. Very nicely done!

[SergeiR]

Sinar 8x10
Fomapan 400 / 360mm Symmar-S

Aye! Well done

[Dr_Rocks]

First day out with the Zone VI, 210mm, T-Max 400, 2-3s exposure I think.

[Emil Schildt]

Both excellent and unique!

You could easily fill classrooms/workshops in the US if you ever wanted...

aah - you think too high of me. I'm highly doubtfull.... (but an interesting idea..)

[jcoldslabs]

Decided to shave the beard today and thought up this double exposure just before (and after) I did.

Jess C., this one's for you.

Speed Graphic, Aero Ektar, Polaroid Sepia pack film.



Jonathan

[Jan Pedersen]

Jonathan, Funny and very well done.

[cpercy]

Also great. What lens were you using?

Thanks, Paul

It was a long time ago but since I only have three lenses I'm going to wager on the 203mm, f7.7 Ektar for the one of my wife, and a 135mm Symmar S for wild man dave.

[cpercy]

Very nice Cpercy.

David, thanks for the kind words.

[Jess C]

Decided to shave the beard today and thought up this double exposure just before (and after) I did.

Jess C., this one's for you.

Speed Graphic, Aero Ektar, Polaroid Sepia pack film.





Jonathan

Jonathan, I'm glad you have a great sense of humor. I just hope you know I was teasing you about your do. Dang, you look so civilized now. I really like the photo. Great execution!

Regards,

Jess

[jcoldslabs]

Jess,

Of course I know you were teasing! That's the fun of it all. Thanks for your kind comments.

I think I'm most proud of being able to line up the double exposure without much of a seam showing. I used black construction paper taped over one half of the film holder for each exposure. I didn't have to Photoshop anything out, I swear! I suppose if this were digital it would be a no-brainer to stitch together two photos.

Jonathan