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and some youth

Postby iposiniditos on Tue Jun 30, 2009 8:59 am

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• rolleiflex sl66
• kodak ektachrome ept 100
• scan from negative
• b+w in ps
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last 3 are digital

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Re: and some youth

Postby Marvin on Tue Jun 30, 2009 12:39 pm

The last 3 are gorgeous! I love the baby's eyes, your cousin's expression and the dog picture is beautiful. I am not a fan of the first - I would like to see the eyes.
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Re: and some youth

Postby ian.bertram on Tue Jun 30, 2009 8:51 pm

I agree,
I love the dog, it's straight out of a postcard. The short focal length and the pooch looking just off camera (how did you do this btw) works really well. The colours are so soft as well and this makes the dog leap off the picture really nicely. I also like the slightly offset of the main subject. Really nice (what's the dog's name? Is he yours?)
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Re: and some youth

Postby methd on Sun Jul 05, 2009 9:09 am

ian.bertram wrote:I agree,
I love the dog, it's straight out of a postcard. The short focal length and the pooch looking just off camera (how did you do this btw) works really well. The colours are so soft as well and this makes the dog leap off the picture really nicely. I also like the slightly offset of the main subject. Really nice (what's the dog's name? Is he yours?)


I'd be willing to bet that it's in fact a long focal length. Looks like a 200 f2 bokeh to me.
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Re: and some youth

Postby aim54x on Sun Jul 05, 2009 10:39 pm

methd wrote:
ian.bertram wrote:I agree,
I love the dog, it's straight out of a postcard. The short focal length and the pooch looking just off camera (how did you do this btw) works really well. The colours are so soft as well and this makes the dog leap off the picture really nicely. I also like the slightly offset of the main subject. Really nice (what's the dog's name? Is he yours?)


I'd be willing to bet that it's in fact a long focal length. Looks like a 200 f2 bokeh to me.

:agree: the compression of the shot does indicate a longer focal length...not sure about which one exactly though....
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Re: and some youth

Postby iposiniditos on Sun Jul 05, 2009 10:54 pm

thank you everyone :)

1st one is with 80mm f2.8 carl zeiss on the rolleiflex
2nd and 4th with 200mm f2 ;)
and 3rd with 85mm f1.4 @ f2

no, the dog isn't mine. I have seen it on a street, i parked the car and i took the shot :)
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Re: and some youth

Postby Alex on Mon Jul 06, 2009 12:11 am

Fantastic work, Theo! I like the last two in particular, especially the dog.

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Re: and some youth

Postby iposiniditos on Mon Jul 20, 2009 8:16 am

Alex wrote:Fantastic work, Theo! I like the last two in particular, especially the dog.

Alex


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