2017 Portraits: September

[ericantonio]

[IMG]8x10 Pauline_03 by Mathieu Bauwens, sur Flickr[/IMG]

Kodak 2D 8x10
Bergger Pancro 400
Fuji 300mm

Very cute. The 2D ain't too easy to lug around is it?

[SergeiR]

Thanks, guys. Yeah, she is doing quite well. Some issues still remain of course, but we are grateful for what we got - progression seems to be stopped and bunch of stuff reverted. She is going for 2nd year checkup in October. Unfortunately I can't come this time - changed job in may and things are weird slightly.

[renditiont]

Impossible Film 8x10, Calumet C1, 323mm f/2.4, 1/600 sec

[stawastawa]

Renditiont, radient and engaging.

Impossible Film 8x10, Calumet C1, 323mm f/2.4, 1/600 sec

[renditiont]

Renditiont, radient and engaging.

thank you Stawastawa

[bob carnie]

Photographed yesterday evening, in the late-day orange light filtered through forest fire smoke. Deardorff with Symmar-S 240 lens and Bergger Pancro 4oo 8X10 processed in Rodinal.

Great Portrait and lovely print.

[paulbarden]

Great Portrait and lovely print.

Thank you very much :-)

[evanbaines]

Some really strong images so far this month! Really enjoyed each image so far.

Here's a shot of my wife from yesterday, inspired by a John Singer Sargent portrait (although its not a strict homage.)





This was one of only two frames I shot with the hot lights instead of strobes, HP5+ rated at 800, 210mm Nikkor @5.6.

[paulbarden]

Some really strong images so far this month! Really enjoyed each image so far.

Here's a shot of my wife from yesterday, inspired by a John Singer Sargent portrait (although its not a strict homage.)

This was one of only two frames I shot with the hot lights instead of strobes, HP5+ rated at 800, 210mm Nikkor @5.6.

Exquisite portrait. Well done!

[ericantonio]

Some really strong images so far this month! Really enjoyed each image so far.

Here's a shot of my wife from yesterday, inspired by a John Singer Sargent portrait (although its not a strict homage.)





This was one of only two frames I shot with the hot lights instead of strobes, HP5+ rated at 800, 210mm Nikkor @5.6.

Gorgeous image!