John Miller
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Here's a female model posing in her bedroom in a Bed and Breakfast. What a great model too. Technie note: This was shot using a film Pentax 645 on Tri-X film using Dynanite strobes.
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B/W Nude Model
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Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
I like the shot of this lovely engaging model. Her long hair adds to the character and interest of the picture. I hope you might have more from the shoot.
Do you still process film yourself?
Impressive!
Asher
John Miller
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I have a few more! But mostly they're the same thing just a little different versions. I only shot one roll of film.
I don't process my b/w film anymore because of the scanning...I want a good scan. I send it out for processing and scanning.
I don't process my b/w film anymore because of the scanning...I want a good scan. I send it out for processing and scanning.
John Miller
Member
BTW...the model was great to work with!
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Even minor variations add to the sense of a live presence! I hope you get to shoot her again.
I like the Tri-X grain!
This must make a great print as you have a large sheet of film!
Asher
John Miller
Member
I don't know if I'll shoot her again, hopefully so.
Tri-X is wonderful film sometimes a bit grainy.
This would make a nice print but no larger than 8x10" or 9x12".
John
Tri-X is wonderful film sometimes a bit grainy.
This would make a nice print but no larger than 8x10" or 9x12".
John