While shooting at Dragon*Con over the weekend I snapped this photo on the way past this street musician. He looked up just as I snapped it. I love this shot and I think it's the best Fujiroid I've done. Schneider Xenotar f/3.5 at f/5.6 I think, 1/400, on Fuji 3000B.
Bryan,
That is a good one. Classic feel to it. With the possible exception of the light fixture it could have been taken 40 years ago.
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Got some flowers in the house, so I can't resist snapping some photos, but flowers are hard, man! They look pretty and all, but making good, interesting photos of them is no easy task. Not sure this one succeeded, but it counts as practice.
Jonathan
Sinar P8x10, Rodenstock 300mm, Polaroid 809. MUA Mina, Hair Djuka.
Great use of the 8x10 Polaroid. I think I can count her eyelashes! And that "pull" looks particularly clean without too many artifacts. Is the film somewhat recent (as opposed to being expired ten years)?Originally Posted by bracan
Sinar P8x10, Rodenstock 300mm, Polaroid 809. MUA Mina, Hair Djuka.
Jonathan
Sinaron 300 wide open
Film is almost fresh, 2006
Still, good handling and keeping, et voila!
Thanks Jonathan
A couple more flowers. Still playing with the set-up, background and bounce fill.
Toyo 45A, Sironar-N 210mm @f/11, Polaroid type 54 and type 64 films (expired early 2000s)
Jonathan
Excellent images Jonathan!!! Beautiful color on second.
Thank you. That's the blessing and the curse of severely expired Polaroid materials, as I'm sure you well know: sometimes you get strange yet beautiful results, other times you get a useless, gooey mess.
Jonathan
Fuji FP-100C (converted using Silver Efex Pro), Cambo 4x5, Nikkor-W 150mm
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