January 2014 Portraits

[Ari]

Thank you very much, Scott; I almost left out that photo, but my wife convinced me to do otherwise.

[StoneNYC]

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Go easy on my, I am just learning the ins and outs of 4x5 cameras.

Both are great, the first is nice and seems better exposed, the second is a lot more fun though.

[Stephane]

Hasse and his guitar.

[Ramiro Elena]

I love the tones in those Ari. Your wife is gorgeous if you don't mind me saying it, and she can pose! Very natural and relaxed expression. My girl can only do Blue Steel.

Here's one by the pool. Too bad this lens doesn't cover 4x5.


Isco-Gottingen Kiptar 180mm f3.1
Foma100 in Moersch Finol

[Helcio J Tagliolatto]

That is, in some ways, a rather disturbing image. In other ways, though, it is quite nice to see. I once knew a man who had his nose amputated due to cancer. He became a recluse and didn't want to be seen... even with a prosthetic nose. It is sad to see this man's condition, yet quite nice to see that he seems to be dealing with it better than most could.

Well said, Brian.

[Ari]

Thank you, Ramiro; that is a lovely composition, I especially like the muted tonality, not to mention their perfect pose and expression.
Bravo!

[Tri Tran]

Title: Tiffany
Format : 11x14
Lens : Nicola Perscheid 19 in

[mikezvi]

Hasse and his guitar.
*snip*

This is not usually my *thing*, but I like this image a lot!

[Miguel Coquis]

Here's one by the pool. Too bad this lens doesn't cover 4x5.
Isco-Gottingen Kiptar 180mm f3.1
Foma100 in Moersch Finol

[QUOTE=Tri Tran;1098119]Title: Tiffany
Format : 11x14
Lens : Nicola Perscheid 19 in

No matter what lenses are in use, this are very sweet images.
It is very special way of seeing shown here.
Thanks for sharing fellows !!!

[SergeiR]

Title: Tiffany
Format : 11x14
Lens : Nicola Perscheid 19 in

Very nice, inwardly soft image