See here Tri-X.Originally Posted by Armin Seeholzer
See here Tri-X.
I just Photoshop borders onto my edited pictures, as I habitually blow out the skies and need to crop ;-) it also serves to remind me what medium the originals were done with but I've been known to convert Portra to TXP just out of laziness. And I think it looks cool while being aware it is also a gimmick.
I just posted 20-yr old IF 4x5 shot and the notches are exactly like TXP only flopped in reverse. That's fine, I always processed it the same way as TXP.
Great shot. My favorite one on here.
Has nobody mentioned this one?Polaroid in a 4x5 TLR Cambo. As is - what a TLR is for.
I think this is great, very stylish individual, and I assume we're looking at fashion here?
Is it really possible to frame so accurately with a TLR (across a range of distances, easily) or were you pushing it a bit?
I missed Christopher's TLR portrait too - it is truly excellent (and he is consistent).
I am often left without words when looking at Broadbent's work.
Great images everyone...
A recent trial portrait of a young talented engineer, and a fabulously gifted working associate, that tends to leave a few male engineers in the dust...
jim k
Jodie, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 2010
Lordmint,
Wonderful photo. Congrats to you and your wife.
HN
More of Alysha, the best model yet.
Great work, Frank!
“You often feel tired, not because you've done too much, but because you've done too little of what sparks a light in you.”
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