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Tri Tran - tell your father-in-law that he's a fine looking gentleman. Your portrait of him shows a strong, interesting character - just the kind of person with whom one would be inclined to have a long conversation over tea (or something stronger, perhaps).
My daughter Emma - Cooke PS945.
Tri this really is a lovely portrait. The suspenders tell me volumes. Don't you love that Cooke! Did you dial in some diffusion or was it simply wide open?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tri Tran
Hi Jim,Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim Galli
It's a very interesting lens,fits my vision and budget.Thanks to you. It's simply wide open with sharp dial. This lens has a lot of potential various use of soft/sharp/dof that I need to explore about this lens.Best. TT
Hi Don,Quote:
Originally Posted by Don Hutton
How are you? I remember this picture.She's an angel. Take some more pictures of them as they will grow fast. Cheers.TT
The one and only Ole Tjugen with his smartest and most advanced camera, the Carbon Infinity 4x5 and his most unsharp lens a Schneider Xenar Typ D 15cm f:3.5. "Unsharp wide open and does not improve by stopping down"
Captured with a 240/9 G-Claron wide open with my old and battered 8x10 Wizard view camera with plenty of pinholes, and carefully wrapped in the darkcloth. Film was 18x24cm HP5+ souped in Rodinal.
Regards
Morten ;-)
One of myself, one of my husband. Both with Toyo 45CF and a 101mm wollensak raptar on FP4+ in natural light.
Smile, girl. Ya know ya wanna . . .
Your husband bears a resemblance to Johnny Depp. Or perhaps Leo DiCaprio....
I guess I can join in this thread... ;)
Sinar F1, Symmar-S 210, TMY400