March Portraits

[gimenosaiz]

Huh. Not sure why it showed up so small. Let's see if this works better...

Hi!

Gorgeous !! Wonderful lighting and tones!
Congrats!
Antonio

[RenoAmiens]

New lens test.
Intrepid 4x5 Fujinon 180mm f5.6
fomapan 100 / rodinal 1:50

[ericantonio]

Has been a while, but new one from me.
Portra 400 with Intrepid camera

Marit-1 by Smith De Westelinck, on Flickr

Dang those colors are cool!

[Clement Apffel]

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I'll add my voice to those saying that last one especially is stunning.
Bravo !


Even though I'm more of a landscape/architecture photographer, I really like doing portraits.
But I have the landscape disease when it comes to portraits haha. I really like to compose portraits as landscapes.
They are still portraits in my mind. But maybe not to you ?

One of my latest :


Chamonix 4x5, Schneider super-angulon 90/8 @ f/8, Tmax 100, HC-110, scanned contact print on Ilford warmtone FB

[Tin Can]

Like!

New lens test.
Intrepid 4x5 Fujinon 180mm f5.6
fomapan 100 / rodinal 1:50

[neildw]

Dang those colors are cool!

Thank you very much. -)

[RenoAmiens]

Like!

Thank you.

[Scott --]

Home for spring break.

img031 by Scott, on Flickr

ICA Niklas Petzval, 4x5 FP4+

[Laurent L]

Has been a while, but new one from me.
Portra 400 with Intrepid camera

Marit-1 by Smith De Westelinck, on Flickr

You may remember how much I enjoy and respect your work. here again you show how skilled you are at mastering light and colors. Following your work on Flic.kr I just have one question... When are you gonna publish a book ? These gorgeous portraits deserve much more than being watched on a screen, don't you think ?

[neildw]

You may remember how much I enjoy and respect your work. here again you show how skilled you are at mastering light and colors. Following your work on Flic.kr I just have one question... When are you gonna publish a book ? These gorgeous portraits deserve much more than being watched on a screen, don't you think ?

Thanks, that is a huge compliment I must say.

Well, I never had the strongest commercial mindset.

During a shoot with one of the kids the dad asked me if I was to sell the prints.
And I replied: Who would want to hang such a print in his/her/their home? It's not even their child?
So he said he knows several photographers who sell prints for big bucks; mostly landscape and urban explorers.

So... maybe it is all in the mind? I don't know.

But...

I'm indeed planning on making my first book/zine with this series.
First making a lot of images so I can carefully choose.