Tiny Format Portraits

**Dan Quan** · 20-Mar-2015, 16:25

Originally Posted by Randy Moe

I would widen the body lighting and definitely get rid of the thing between her legs.

I would remove the pool balls as they distract.

I'll stop there.

Yeah, I should have brought out the shoes a bit more; is that what you mean?

We had an unexpected audience and I think she was going commando...
Maybe I should PS that?

I do like the tension of the balls, but I do not like the arrangement, and possibly the chosen colors.

**Tin Can** · 20-Mar-2015, 16:31

Originally Posted by Dan Quan

Yeah, I should have brought out the shoes a bit more; is that what you mean?

We had an unexpected audience and I think she was going commando...
Maybe I should PS that?

I do like the tension of the balls, but I do not like the arrangement, and possibly the chosen colors.

Yes, more leg and shoes. My eyes kept flashing off her to those balls. Maybe just the Eight ball closer to pocket? It's like a unanswered question in that position. As she is, with averted eyes, but a lot of skin showing.

**RSalles** · 20-Mar-2015, 17:29

My daughter Laura, improving the hair look:

_MG_7286PES-2015-BW by Renato__ Salles, on Flickr

**Scott Schroeder** · 21-Mar-2015, 08:56

**chrism** · 21-Mar-2015, 14:06

Hasselblad 500c, 150mm, XP2, Rodinal, X1 scans.

Chris

**alanbutler57** · 22-Mar-2015, 16:21

We took the youngest grandson to opening weekend at the small amusement park a few miles from the house, without knowing they were also hosting a native American dance troupe and exhibit! These were in a white tent with D300. Next year it's the Speed, the Petzval and maybe a small scenic muslin!

**Miguel Coquis** · 27-Mar-2015, 11:00

Multi-portrait
Took this pics during the "apple" session....

**djdister** · 27-Mar-2015, 14:05

Originally Posted by Dan Quan

Shot with a monolight in a 3' box directly above and gelled SB's on on either side. Camera left is a gelled SB in a small softbox with a grid and on camera right is a gelled SB in a small softbox without a grid.

I know what I would do differently so please feel free to C&C

I would like to offer some critique here, I really would, but the model is so dang gorgeous I can't think of anything to say...

**Don Dudenbostel** · 27-Mar-2015, 15:41

I recently started scanning some of my fathers images shot on a Russian copy of a Leica LTM. These were shot during WWII in the Netherlands, England, France and Belgium. Some of the negs were pretty scratched but the images were interesting IMO.