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I was inspired to start this based on a thread I saw in the January portraits.
Anybody have a contribution?
I'll start with an excerpt from a project I did in 2007 in Paris, shot on a converted Polaroid and T-Max 400.
http://i54.tinypic.com/t7e2vb.jpg
Jan-Di, Île-de-la-Cité, Paris
urs0polar
21-Jan-2011, 16:04
I was inspired to start this based on a thread I saw in the January portraits.
Anybody have a contribution?
I'll start with an excerpt from a project I did in 2007 in Paris, shot on a converted Polaroid and T-Max 400.
Jan-Di, Île-de-la-Cité, Paris
That.is.awesome. wow
That.is.awesome. wow
Thank you very much!
The result of a little planning and a lot of luck.
http://i650.photobucket.com/albums/uu222/bobpin/Portrait/Gio.jpg
http://i650.photobucket.com/albums/uu222/bobpin/Portrait/Robert01.jpg
From the same series of this photo:
Dallmeyer 4B on 11x14 old studio camera, Ilford HP5+ dev in Jobo drum, 510-Pyro 1+500 for 20 min.
cosmicexplosion
3-Feb-2011, 03:17
bring it on!!!!!!!
cjbroadbent
8-Feb-2011, 09:18
It maybe helpful to get technical with fashion shots. Three sources (euww). Getting some directional light out of gridded dish. A little ring-light mounted on the lens to get some darker edges and and umbrella for the background. 4x5 Ektachrome. Underexposed and pushed in E6.
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/_OR3U2BmIDuk/TVFm83zU3dI/AAAAAAAAGro/9M7LttEt0FU/s800/hat2b.jpg
Lovely as always, Christopher.
Creamy skin tones and great texture on the grays.
In the spirit of giving, here's another from the same series as the photo in the OP.
Same technical information as well, but I burned in the sides of the photo to help her stand out better.
http://i55.tinypic.com/2nm0gar.jpg
Julie, Barbès-Rochechouart, Paris
cjbroadbent
8-Feb-2011, 09:48
Thanks Ari. Same as before. Using the ring-light for plastic features effect. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/_OR3U2BmIDuk/TVFw-iu3f8I/AAAAAAAAGsA/y3_8BK0RuP0/s800/jersy3c.jpg
Jiri Vasina
8-Feb-2011, 10:56
Christoper,
you just don't use the light. You make the light sing to whatever tune you want played... I'd be happy if I understood just 10% of the mastery you have... ;)
Jiri
bob carnie
8-Feb-2011, 11:43
Deep in the Canadian Forest I have discovered the freshest model to hit the scene in 20 years.. Her name is Tweedy and she reminds me so much of Barry Langavin's great find Twiggy.
cjbroadbent
8-Feb-2011, 12:19
Ok Bob, I'll pipe down.
My dolls for La Senza. More here, go right way (http://www.creep.lt/#/fashion/?id=334).
http://www.creep.lt/linkout/dollbox_2.jpg
Robert Hughes
9-Feb-2011, 09:23
Very pretty. But what are they selling?
Frank Petronio
9-Feb-2011, 10:13
About half my work is large-format, from 4x5 to 5x7 to 8x10
There is more http://frankpetronio.net/
None of these have been for real paying clients mind you... I am skeptical that anyone can really make a living from doing creative fashion photography outside of the largest cities or without a lot of backing.
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost/data/8636/frankpetronio_1600px_079.jpg
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost/data/8636/alysha_barn_far.jpg
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost/data/8636/frankpetronio_1600px_031.jpg
Robert it's La Senza, an underwear retailer. In the UK they've become a "sexy yet affordable" brand. Although their sizes are quite broad they still don't cover the full range, so larger busts or waists do miss out from the basic "xs, s, m, l, xl" sizing. I think 28" and smaller / 36" and larger are both disadvantaged. It's been a while since I was underwear shopping with the other half so that's all I remember.
Deep in the Canadian Forest I have discovered the freshest model to hit the scene in 20 years.. Her name is Tweedy and she reminds me so much of Barry Langavin's great find Twiggy.
My favourite fashion photo thus far, perhaps even of all time!
Maybe we should have stopped after this? What more needs to be said? :)
But Tomas and Frank had more fine work to add to the subject.
So good stuff, everybody...keep it rolling!
bob carnie
9-Feb-2011, 10:41
What is really crazy , is that I actually am setting up runway shoots on this theme in a large pine forest. I actually want to send it to Vogue when I am far enough down the line. I have been collecting outfits and models to work with Tweedy and will post next fall when I have more.
My favourite fashion photo thus far, perhaps even of all time!
Maybe we should have stopped after this? What more needs to be said? :)
But Tomas and Frank had more fine work to add to the subject.
So good stuff, everybody...keep it rolling!
Bob, keep us posted and post some pictures, of course.
Sooner rather than later!
ypres.bass
9-Feb-2011, 14:35
creep: Love love, i love your fashion shots and "Lietuvos merginos" :-)
fenderbja
9-Feb-2011, 15:16
I was inspired to start this based on a thread I saw in the January portraits.
Anybody have a contribution?
I'll start with an excerpt from a project I did in 2007 in Paris, shot on a converted Polaroid and T-Max 400.
Jan-Di, Île-de-la-Cité, Paris
Great image - I love it.
I'd love more details on the ring light.
I haven't seen too many set up examples of ring light and LF. You say its mounted on the lens?
lordmint
10-Feb-2011, 03:56
It maybe helpful to get technical with fashion shots. Three sources (euww). Getting some directional light out of gridded dish. A little ring-light mounted on the lens to get some darker edges and and umbrella for the background. 4x5 Ektachrome. Underexposed and pushed in E6.
Wow! Simply stunning!
Allen in Montreal
10-Feb-2011, 06:38
.......... I am skeptical that anyone can really make a living from doing creative fashion photography outside of the largest cities or without a lot of backing.
A while back The Gazette ran a story on the break page of the business section on the marketing behind Le Chateau, a large Montreal clothing retailer.
The main picture was of the web designer shooting in the inhouse studio. She was huddled over a Rebel xti or some such camera.
That contract use to go to real photographer. :mad:
It seems a fotog now shoots only the billboard type shots and the rest is done by the very young and talented inhouse staff web designer. :(
http://i650.photobucket.com/albums/uu222/bobpin/Portrait/hands01.jpg
Dallmeyer 4B on 11x14 old studio camera, Ilford HP5+ dev in Jobo drum, 510-Pyro 1+500 for 20 min.
creep: Love love, i love your fashion shots and "Lietuvos merginos" :-)
hey, Lietuvos merginos is nice :) thanks for warm words!
Scott Walker
11-Feb-2011, 12:10
Very nice Tomas, enjoyed the toy box video as well.
cosmicexplosion
19-Feb-2011, 15:55
Thanks Ari. Same as before. Using the ring-light for plastic features effect. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/_OR3U2BmIDuk/TVFw-iu3f8I/AAAAAAAAGsA/y3_8BK0RuP0/s800/jersy3c.jpg
i just checked out your site Chris,
you are a great photographer.
Very inspiring stuff!
Amazing
Great image - I love it.
Thank you, Brandon.
kinza1230
1-Mar-2013, 03:21
nice pictures, its really heart touching. appreciated.......
Christo.Stankulov
5-Mar-2013, 10:35
Sinar F2/Fujinon 150/Tri-x 320
http://farm5.staticflickr.com/4015/4332825963_86d70ba279_o.jpg
shazianice
7-Mar-2013, 03:17
she is looking stylish and smart. looking beautiful
handbag, gown by Tre LaVoux
8x10 xray green kodak (full speed). Gundlach radar.
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8517/8542158816_359656f9e6_c.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/sergeistudio/8542158816/)
Que in exit.. (http://www.flickr.com/photos/sergeistudio/8542158816/) by Sergei Rodionov (http://www.flickr.com/people/sergeistudio/), on Flickr
cosmicexplosion
9-Mar-2013, 15:16
Now that's stylish and smart
I can't believe it's X-ray film!
Can you tell me a little more about your process
Was it a long exposure?
Was it photoshopped?
Did you cut down a piece of 11x14 ?
How do you develop?
Amazing stuff serge
Armin Seeholzer
9-Mar-2013, 15:56
Sergei your lighting is superb and the model to. I like it very much.
Armin
Now that's stylish and smart
I can't believe it's X-ray film!
Can you tell me a little more about your process
Was it a long exposure?
Was it photoshopped?
Did you cut down a piece of 11x14 ?
How do you develop?
Amazing stuff serge
Thank you.
- its exact size, 8x10. I didnt cut down 11x14.. (i am very very much tempted with larger camera though.. but then i know i cant scan it so its a good stopper ;))
- its actually a mix of exposures. main lighting is done by elinchrom heads, but b/c shutter isnt synchronized and used on B - it obviously drags in some of tracking modeling light.
- yes, i always retouch images to remove dust and do a bit of d&b when needed. In this case chair was pulled up a bit, it was a tad more shadowed in scan. Sharpening is done by frequency separation.
- details on development are in Xray thread. There are many people who sharing their experiments, actually :). I didnt quite expected this film to respond so well.. i bought pack just to do some short experimenting with higher contrast yeld.. But it turns out that it works quite well with my lighting style and renders range quite well.
Sergei your lighting is superb and the model to. I like it very much.
Armin
thank you, Armin
SergeiR
15-Apr-2013, 06:38
8x10 , 300mm convertible symmar
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8115/8651094500_ecf7d1815d_b.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/sergeistudio/8651094500/)
Scan-130414-0010www (http://www.flickr.com/photos/sergeistudio/8651094500/) by Sergei Rodionov (http://www.flickr.com/people/sergeistudio/), on Flickr
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