Alberto Casiraghi, the great poet and printer. 4x5 Polaroid positive in a Gandolfi with a 135mm Sironar.
I just let the blacks go. You can't have your cake and eat it with coater-less polaroid.
Alberto Casiraghi, the great poet and printer. 4x5 Polaroid positive in a Gandolfi with a 135mm Sironar.
I just let the blacks go. You can't have your cake and eat it with coater-less polaroid.
Wow, what a morning.
You can't depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus. ~ Mark Twain
My friends before they start working on the second floor of their new appartment.
Saida i Jordi por rabato, en Flickr
Bravo !
Originally Posted by Stephane
Annchen & Catherine through a Kalosat
Botanical garden, Grahamstown, South Africa
I just got a fuji SF lens which is a triplet. If you stop down a little bit, it's not particularly soft. It comes in a copal-3 for less than the price of a copal-3.
I've got a fujinar tessar 210mm which is very good modern bokeh. Look for the 4.5 aperture for a clue something is a tessar.
If you are concerned about details... I believe it is a Copal 3S, which is slightly different from a Copal 3.
anyway... I have one too and quite like it when I need soft focus.
"Indian Beauty....."
What a fabulous image!
Love this, Maciek. This looks so 1940s, and as an American, let me say that I don't think any American would ever take a portrait that would look like this. Very nice.
New soft focus lens has arrived.. (DUPLOUICH anachromatique 270mm F4)
Image taken on 13x18cm neg but I have cropped to 13x13 to show the softness..
Tina was model.
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