Wisner 8x10 and 300mm f/5.6 Nikkor on HP5. Lighting from a small softbox to the right and a gridded standard reflector "kicker" to the left.
Wisner 8x10 and 300mm f/5.6 Nikkor on HP5. Lighting from a small softbox to the right and a gridded standard reflector "kicker" to the left.
Wisner 8x10 and 300mm Nikkor lens on HP5. Light from a strip softbox on the right and a narrow gridded reflector behind the subject on the left.
Bravo!
Originally Posted by raistmaj
Tin Can
8x10", foma 100, Heliar 480, d-76
Very nice
Martin
Century Master 8x10 studio portrait camera, Kodak 405mm f/4.5 Portrait lens @ f5.6, Arista.EDU Ultra 200, Pyrocat HD 1:1:100. Lighting was with a Bowens Creo 2400ws pack/head kit - main light with a Bowens beauty dish with diffuser and center grid, background light with 8" reflector in barn doors.
An exquisite photograph in every way. Nice use of the Kodak lens!
It's a lens that requires careful use - the effect can be overkill if not applied judiciously, and it's certainly not an all-purpose lens. But when it works, it pays off in a big way.
palladium print from 8x10 negative
Last edited by MartyJoelFrank; 30-Nov-2023 at 15:28.
Beautiful image! Reminds me of Edward Weston’s work.
palladium print from 8x10 negative
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