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Cooltouch, I really like your high contrast photos. Are they wet or digital darkroom?
If I had to find a weak spot in them, I'd say that #1 and #2 don't have much to do with the People contest 
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some from Japan taken a few years ago
first 4 taken with Konica Minolta A2:
at Kobe port
in a local coffee shop
lottery mania in Osaka
beauty product promotion, Osaka
later with my first dSLR, Pentax *istDs with Sigma 17-70mm @ 17mm
street food in Osaka
'salary men' in the sake shop, Osaka
'salary man' in Hirakata ( with Super Takumar f1.4/50 )
three from yesterday, in and outside Pagoda "Chau Doc 2" in Sai Gon,
S-M-C Takumar f1.4/50mm on Pentax K-x
begging outside the Pagoda
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gaeger wrote:
Nikkor 80-200mm f4 AIS at f4. Nikon D300
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Huh, I'm a bit surprised I hadn't noticed this thread. Here are a few of my recent people shots, several from my recent trip to Morocco 
Rashid by Dr. RawheaD, on Flickr
Moroccan Street by Dr. RawheaD, on Flickr
Nomad by Dr. RawheaD, on Flickr
The Pinhole Photographer by Dr. RawheaD, on Flickr
The Island by Dr. RawheaD, on Flickr
Corbel Vault by Dr. RawheaD, on Flickr
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gaeger wrote:
Within the MoMA art. Nikon Series E 28mm f2.8 at f5.6. Nikon D300.
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Huh, I'm a bit surprised I hadn't noticed this thread. Here are a few of my recent people shots, several from my recent trip to Morocco
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Impressive portraits!
Would you mind listing the lenses you used for the first 4 of them?
Are they scanned film?
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Olivier wrote:
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| rawhead wrote: |
Huh, I'm a bit surprised I hadn't noticed this thread. Here are a few of my recent people shots, several from my recent trip to Morocco
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Impressive portraits!
Would you mind listing the lenses you used for the first 4 of them?
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I don't think they're scanned films. I think 5D MkII and MF Lenses.
In N°4 I'm wondering wether Helios-40 or Trioplan, or Jupiter-9.
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rawhead
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rawhead wrote:
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| rawhead wrote: |
Huh, I'm a bit surprised I hadn't noticed this thread. Here are a few of my recent people shots, several from my recent trip to Morocco
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Impressive portraits!
Would you mind listing the lenses you used for the first 4 of them?
Are they scanned film? |
If you click on the Flickr link, I enter all those metadata in the Flickr tags Anyway, they are:
1. 5D Mk2 + Helios 40-2
2. Graflex Pacemaker Speed Graphic + Kodak Aero Ektar 178mm f2.5
3. Pentax 67II + smc 105mm f2.4
4. Graflex Pacemaker Speed Graphic + Kodak Aero Ektar 178mm f2.5
And yes, self-developed and scanned film for 2-4
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Arctures wrote:
My 5 cents here.
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I have to accept that digital photography takes a bit of tweaking afterwards to remove haze and sharpen the images.
Wish it was different but I suppose its kinda like a darkroom???
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kuuan wrote:
stunning festival of color Iaza!
some working people around Saigon
#1 cutting my new reading glasses
Sony NEX5N + Pen-F Zuiko f1.5/60mm
#2 specialist for servicing manicure and pedicure tools
Sony NEX5N + Pen-F Zuiko f1.5/60mm
#3 the alley with pedicure places where his small workshop is located
Sony NEX5N + Pen-F Zuiko f1.5/60mm
#4 reception lady of a restaurant
Sony NEX5N + Pen-F Zuiko f1.4.40mm
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bhargav wrote:
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Huh, I'm a bit surprised I hadn't noticed this thread. Here are a few of my recent people shots, several from my recent trip to Morocco
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These are really impressive. The first and third are my favourites!
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..Here are a few of my recent people shots, several from my recent trip to Morocco
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they are very impressive!
I love the happy spirit conveyed by most of them, my favorite are #5, #4, #6 and #2. The film photos carry much atmosphere and make me rethink my priorities in what I look for in a photo
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Rawhead the 1st image is stunning i love that picture the Bokeh is something else you my friend are a very talented photographer.
And if i did not want a helios 40-2 bad enough i really really want one now.
Cant wait for them to resume production
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I forgot to comment about Dr Rawhead's images. Those are really shines in this thread. well respected photographer.
Andreas, you did well too on your shots
festival of color ? That's only green
This is real festival, preparation before drumb band festival LOL
All taken with SK Xenon 50/1,9 wideopen
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woodrim -- those are great!
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Wow that is just fabulous. to get skin tones like that with that much green around is awesome.
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stunning festival of color Iaza!
some working people around Saigon
#4 reception lady of a restaurant
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That's a really interesting frame. I'd like to see how it looks cropped to vertical to emphasize the lines leading to the woman. Maybe maintain the line of guys on the left.
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Pour MF par TizPierre, sur Flickr
Nex 3 + Mir 1B
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kuuan wrote:
that's a great personality Pierre!
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festival of color ? That's only green
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but what a green! and I see a lot of blue and yellow and some red in it too
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That's a really interesting frame. I'd like to see how it looks cropped to vertical to emphasize the lines leading to the woman. Maybe maintain the line of guys on the left. |
thank you for the suggestion. I thought that the restaurant, it's shapes, design, colors asf. are an integral part and I had liked her being isolated against much foreground, therefore a crop had not occurred to me. But these surroundings may be more important in this first take where she still is sitting at the entrance
taken with Pen-F Zuiko f2.8/25mm on NEX5N
and the crop of the original may work better
best greetings,
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kuuan wrote:
two more from this last week in Saigon, both with 'Pen-F' Zuiko f1.4/40mm on NEX5N
#1 evening smoke
#2 street performers
best greetings,
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These were taken with a Sony Nex 5n. The first two photos used a Konica Hexanon 40mm f1.8 wide open. The last three photos used a Super Takumar 85mm f1.9, wide open. They were shot at a birthday party for my niece; her 16th.
Konica 40mm f1.8
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Super Takumar 85mm f1.9
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