Tiny Format Portraits

**chassis** · 3-Mar-2019, 19:33

Originally Posted by Peter De Smidt

Mark

Another great portrait, Peter.

**jon.oman** · 4-Mar-2019, 07:17

Very nice Peter!

**Peter De Smidt** · 4-Mar-2019, 07:49

Thank you, Gentlemen!

**Tin Can** · 4-Mar-2019, 08:23

Perhaps all musicians smile...

**Mike in NY** · 9-Mar-2019, 09:33

Crab fisherman on Fleischmann's Pier on the Hudson River, Peekskill, NY
Minolta Autocord TLR, T-Max 100, stand developed in Rodinal, scanned negative

**MultiFormat Shooter** · 19-Mar-2019, 17:21

A medium format image from a few years back, with a Mamiya 645 AFDII. Comments and thoughtful critiques are always welcome.

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**Xia_Ke** · 20-Mar-2019, 19:11

Not a formal portrait, but fun none the less. This is a from I roll I just developed (trying to get caught up on a backlog) that was taken during a family get together last year. My nephew was asking about the "funny camera" while he was eating his lunch. I asked him to strike a pose and this is what he wanted...lol

Rolleiflex 3.5E2 Xenotar
Ilford Hp5+ in Ilfosol-3 1+9

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**GoldMark** · 22-Mar-2019, 02:53

nice shots here

**Ironage** · 22-Mar-2019, 04:12

Aaron, I love this picture in every way! Funny yes, but very beautiful and gives joy! The softness of the lens the grain, everything is good.

**Xia_Ke** · 22-Mar-2019, 15:33

Originally Posted by jerrybro

Nice, I love portraits like these. Bring it back out when he graduates from college and at his wedding.

Originally Posted by Ironage

Aaron, I love this picture in every way! Funny yes, but very beautiful and gives joy! The softness of the lens the grain, everything is good.

Thanks jerrybro and Ironage

Here's another from the same batch of development, including same camera and film. This time its my sister. I try to shoot more candid, but I swear she has this instant reflex to strike a pose the second a lens is pointed in her direction...lol