It was lovely to shoot my first plate portrait since the lockdown happened. 8x10 with a 16 inch f4 Marion & Co. petzval.
It was lovely to shoot my first plate portrait since the lockdown happened. 8x10 with a 16 inch f4 Marion & Co. petzval.
Debated on whether or not this would be considered a portrait.
Edit: Here is the scan and edit of the negative rather than a cell phone photo
Last edited by SoulfulRecover; 22-Sep-2020 at 09:35.
Very nice!Originally Posted by SoulfulRecover
Debated on whether or not this would be considered a portrait.
Who cares? It's great!Debated on whether or not this would be considered a portrait.
Ditto
Tin Can
It's kool.
I agree...not a formal portrait, but an "object portrait"...
Reminiscent of Arthur Tress' work...very well done!
Thank you all for the kind words!
I looked up Arthur Tress and I don't think I've seen or heard of his work before so I will definitely dive into it.
Calumet 4x5
Caltar Pro Series 210mm f/6.1
Contact prints (on Slavich Unibrom) from paper negatives (some expired Agfa Brovira paper, normal grade).
One of my first images shot with my new (second) Intrepid
Zoey by Smith De Westelinck, on Flickr
Last edited by neildw; 24-Sep-2020 at 22:02.
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