Type 55 neg. scanned - processed as a duotone.
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Type 55 neg. scanned - processed as a duotone.
Daniel Buck: Your self portrait is great, but it also seemed vaguely familiar. Then, LOL, I realized that (based upon the portrait) you bear a resemblence to pictures of Ansel Adams dating to the 1930's or so. If you have any inclination toward acting (and have the right hairline), you probably could devise a stand-up act as an AA impersonator. That might be fun to watch--and I might learn something too.
Keith
I'm new to posting, it's intimidating to post, but here goes.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2038/...5bc9455ef9.jpg
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Originally Posted by Mark Sawyer
Mark, I absolutely love this portrait.
Everything comes together.
I can't take my eye off it.
I'm new to making portraits.
Working with collodion it's seems natural to give it a shot!
It's been great to check out some of the great portraits in this thread.
Collodion on 5X7 aluminum
http://home.austin.rr.com/schrochem/Pics/Lisa2.jpg
wide open on a speed graphic and schneider 135
http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p...tndsh/ae02.jpg
Great work everybody!
I have not been on this great site in ages...
Thought I would post this shot taken with a 4x5 Sinar a few years back: Washington Native American with really old family corn stones from his tribe...
Max
http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/a...um/valdez2.jpg
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Originally Posted by domenico Foschi
Domenico:
What a wonderful portrait this is. I am wondering what size ?
Ray Bidegain
Domenico, this is a stunner. Just superb!Quote:
Originally Posted by domenico Foschi
Truly breathtaking, I could look at this for hours.Quote:
Originally Posted by domenico Foschi