My thoughts exactly :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank Petronio
And I just love that smile :)
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My thoughts exactly :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank Petronio
And I just love that smile :)
Ok, how did she get up there?
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"Here's the best of the antenna. "
stepladder
My Three Boys (15 yrs old)
Luffenholtz Beach, CA
Scanned 11x14 contact print. I believe the paper is Luminos Classic Charcoal R paper, selenium toned.
270mm lens
FP4+
About a two-second exposure (lens cap as shutter) -- Boys' heads are not too sharp due to longish exposure.
This is great, Frank. Her shadow in the dish really adds to the dynamic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank Petronio
Please excuse my editing, I hope you don't mind. A little cropping changes the environment and gives it more of an action-oriented, sci-fi look.
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Hi Al, thanks... the future is all around us! This is a pumping station by Niagara Falls (old shot).
Attachment 78605Platinum portrait, 5X7 Foma, old 1870 lens, developed in Pyro. This is Becki, she's a single mom, and a great tatoo artist. I shot a total of 6 sheets of film, this is the first P/P, more to come.
Attachment 78609Attachment 78610Attachment 78611Attachment 78612Some more shots, this time of Kimberly, my favorite model. Three on 4X5, one on 8X10
How old, 1925? This shot might have looked futuristic in the 20s, but now it looks like........the 20s. Very nice, all the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank Petronio