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PORTRAITS / SELF PORTRAITS....Digital or Film
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TRSmith
Subscriber Member
You are slowly dragging me (kicking and screaming) towards actually liking portraits that are out of focus and blurred from camera shake. Maybe it's because you are the subject of so many of them. I like this one.
viablex1
Active member
that is sweet I guess you have a bit of the abandoned bug, and you have clothes on thats good.M8 in the Alcatraz hospital wing
lol :toocool:
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nei1
Guest
My middle son taken some 20 years ago on kodachrome.Have to wonder if our hard drives will be in such good nick as this simple slide after 20years.Cant remember the camera or lens but possibly an olympus.....neil
Ben Rubinstein
Active member
Bob, you are quite a changling, your self portraits make you so much more appealing to me! :ROTFL::ROTFL:
From a session with a mate in the park trying to teach ourselves how to predict wireless ETTL.
And using the wireless ETTL in action from a wedding from this season:
From a session with a mate in the park trying to teach ourselves how to predict wireless ETTL.
And using the wireless ETTL in action from a wedding from this season:
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Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
That's excellent, Helen!
Viablex, love that portrait of your exploring buddies :thumbup:
Viablex, love that portrait of your exploring buddies :thumbup:
Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
Lunch time, even for photographers.
D80 with 80-200 AF-S @ 80mm and f/8.0
D80 with 80-200 AF-S @ 80mm and f/8.0
Didn't you ever go to Art School Gary? ... Spam was like cash! :ROTFL:
Recycled coffee grounds and a slice of Spam ... keeps you goin' strong.
At the Center for Creative Studies in Detroit, I used to play cards with other students and either end up with the tube of paint I needed and a can of Spam (or Bounty Beef Stew) ... or go hungry and not have the paint. True story.
You got that much? Send me the name of your lawyer, he's a geniusviablex1
That's a cool shot - reminds me of my wordly possessions from my divorce!
"What's a Ham to do?"
Funny given the Spam is Ham, and Spam's double meaning connotation.
That's a "Hat Trick" of a pun I believe.
I just noticed this thread. Cool work here. :thumbs:
A couple of self portraits and a few other portraits ...
The 3 panel one is my wife Susan, others of my pals ... the theme portrait of the 1950s quasi-innocent gal is a sample to get clients to do themed staged portraits.
The two of me need to be updated (glasses and M, yellow room in LA) ... tick tock ... my hair is greying now, but looks good with my Hasselblad H camera
-Marc
A couple of self portraits and a few other portraits ...
The 3 panel one is my wife Susan, others of my pals ... the theme portrait of the 1950s quasi-innocent gal is a sample to get clients to do themed staged portraits.
The two of me need to be updated (glasses and M, yellow room in LA) ... tick tock ... my hair is greying now, but looks good with my Hasselblad H camera
-Marc
Stuart Richardson
Active member
Great shots Marc. The first photo of your wife is fantastic. Is she half-Japanese? She has a very unique (and beautiful) look. She reminds me of the models I often saw when I was living in Japan. They often chose models who were half-Japanese, or Western, but with some Japanese features. I think advertisers liked them because they were Japanese (and as such, familiar), but also had a Western flair, which is popular there.
ANYWAY.
Here is a photo my dad took of me when he visited me in Iceland. It is at the parking lot for Sejalandfoss, for anyone who has been here...
And here is a 15mm portrait using my grandfather's Leica III (1934 I believe).
ANYWAY.
Here is a photo my dad took of me when he visited me in Iceland. It is at the parking lot for Sejalandfoss, for anyone who has been here...
And here is a 15mm portrait using my grandfather's Leica III (1934 I believe).
RonSmith
Member
A couple of visiting models, I have told all the others to stay away for a while...
Lilliana, my grand daughter (the youngest), Seraphina, my daughter, and Cynthia, my understanding and tolerant wife.
This was a setup for some passport shots for my daughter, but then they started horsing around.
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-bob
Lilliana, my grand daughter (the youngest), Seraphina, my daughter, and Cynthia, my understanding and tolerant wife.
This was a setup for some passport shots for my daughter, but then they started horsing around.
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