MF (6x4.5,6x6,6x7,6x9,6x12) B&W film images sharing

[Martin Aislabie]

Sarah by Jay Musselwhite, on Flickr

Stunning

Q - How did you achieve such a pale skin effect ?

Was it make-up or a cunning use of lighting and film ?

Thanks

Martin

[jon.oman]

Sarah by Jay Musselwhite, on Flickr

Wonderful image!

[jaymus]

She was pretty pale to begin with...and with good makeup (she's a MUA turned model). I had her in a black peacoat, flagged off the light off the background and threw my black coat over the table. Everything was black to help her pale skin stand out more. The socked beauty dish was just out of frame...it adds a really nice glow to the skin, too. No fill was used. Then overexposed/underdeveloped. So it wasn't an effect, it was several things combined.

Thanks, all!

Stunning

Q - How did you achieve such a pale skin effect ?

Was it make-up or a cunning use of lighting and film ?

Thanks

Martin

[Martin Aislabie]

She was pretty pale to begin with...and with good makeup (she's a MUA turned model). I had her in a black peacoat, flagged off the light off the background and threw my black coat over the table. Everything was black to help her pale skin stand out more. The socked beauty dish was just out of frame...it adds a really nice glow to the skin, too. No fill was used. Then overexposed/underdeveloped. So it wasn't an effect, it was several things combined.

Thanks, all!

Thanks for the reply

Regards

Martin

[D-tach]

Pentax 67II - 105mm - TMY2-400 - XTOL

[Jason Turvey]

Nice pictures in the last few pages everyone.

I was playing around with long exposures last month, this was a 6 minute 30 second exposure taken with a Bronica ETRSi on Fuji Acros 100;

Penarth by Jason Turvey, on Flickr

[chassis]

Tom and Jason, both great images, well composed.

Tom, I like the layering with the background behind the women, and their interaction adds a nice dynamic.

Jason, I like the perspective, linearity and light in your image.

[D-tach]

Tom and Jason, both great images, well composed.

Tom, I like the layering with the background behind the women, and their interaction adds a nice dynamic.

Jason, I like the perspective, linearity and light in your image.

Thanks Chassis!

[Jason Turvey]

Thank you chassis.

[austin granger]

Trucks, Portland by Austin Granger, on Flickr