Thanks, i might just do a hair study of this. I'll reference your post if i can draw something worth sharing.
Jealous you have a Hasselbald - the Astronaut's choice!
They have a quality and life that stands out from other cameras.
Absolutely beautiful work @ericoliveira! I can't believe I haven't discovered you until now! Always wanted to shoot with a Hasselblad but could never afford it haha, my weapon of choice was a Mamiya 645AFD and RZ67 Pro ii. I know you mentioned Kodak but do you mind if I ask what specific film stock you are using? Following you to see more amazing analogue work!
HI @dexter-k, i am glad you like it ! the hasselbald is indeed an amazing camera, i use it mainly for portraits , the sharpening on it is fantastic ! i tried once the Mamyia, ia a great camera but double the weight of the blad ! I used a Kodak Tri Maxx 400, but it was expired from 2007, this probably gave it a more grainy effect ! will follow you too ! cheers !
Yeah I was wondering about it, I love using expired film, it always has such crazy effects. A lot of expired black and white film gets you that genuine vintage look too. I hear ya about the weight of the Mamiya, it is an absolute beast. Not really a camera that you take carrying around with you!
Expired film sometimes is a shot in the dark , can get very flat and grainy if into has not been kept in a cold place , bit I guess that's the fun of it , finding out !
B&W alway bring a great mood to the reality of the photo.
thank you David, i really like BW as well, the mood seems that is sometimes more special !
cool!!
thanks man ! following you !
Beautiful framing, what a nice angle to capture her from.
(I want to draw her hair in charcoal!)
HI @groundcontrol, i am glad you like it !, feel free to draw her if you want ! will give you a follow t check it out !
Thanks, i might just do a hair study of this. I'll reference your post if i can draw something worth sharing.
Jealous you have a Hasselbald - the Astronaut's choice!
They have a quality and life that stands out from other cameras.
Hey, i got a drawing up on my feed:
https://steemit.com/drawing/@groundcontrol/drawing-hair-study-in-charcoal
Thanks for the great photo!
Great lighting and framing!
thank yu for your comment !
Absolutely beautiful work @ericoliveira! I can't believe I haven't discovered you until now! Always wanted to shoot with a Hasselblad but could never afford it haha, my weapon of choice was a Mamiya 645AFD and RZ67 Pro ii. I know you mentioned Kodak but do you mind if I ask what specific film stock you are using? Following you to see more amazing analogue work!
HI @dexter-k, i am glad you like it ! the hasselbald is indeed an amazing camera, i use it mainly for portraits , the sharpening on it is fantastic ! i tried once the Mamyia, ia a great camera but double the weight of the blad ! I used a Kodak Tri Maxx 400, but it was expired from 2007, this probably gave it a more grainy effect ! will follow you too ! cheers !
Yeah I was wondering about it, I love using expired film, it always has such crazy effects. A lot of expired black and white film gets you that genuine vintage look too. I hear ya about the weight of the Mamiya, it is an absolute beast. Not really a camera that you take carrying around with you!
Expired film sometimes is a shot in the dark , can get very flat and grainy if into has not been kept in a cold place , bit I guess that's the fun of it , finding out !
I like this shot quite a bit. Might have to do a study :)
that would be great ! let me know when you do it :) !
Love the mood.