No Gear Talk - Available Light Portraits

[Gabriel M.A.]

 

[Gabriel M.A.]

 

[Gabriel M.A.]

 

[Steve Karr]

Just Before the spark Snapped ... BAM!


HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

 

[Steve Karr]

 

[lemalk]

Gabriel - You continue to impress me. Can you tell me more about the picture of the gentleman drinking coffee? Do you remember what equipment you shot it with?

Here's another addition from me:
M8 with a 35mm Ultron.

 

[surfer dude]

My elder son, James

 

[surfer dude]

Perugia, Italy

 

[Russ]

Russ

"A photograph that mirrors reality, cannot compare to one that reflects the spirit"

 

[tbarker13]

First shot, Nikon D300 with 85/1.4D
Second and third, M8, 50 pre-asph lux

 

[alifil]

a bit blue: Marc

a bit blue: Marc



large

Fuji PRO 440H

 

[alifil]

a bit green: Nanne

a bit green: Nanne



large

Fuji PRO 400H

 

[Uwe_Nds]

Cheers,
Uwe

 

[charjohncarter]

here is another:

 

[borrel]

Mamiya Universal, 100/3.5, Polaroid 125i

 

[borrel]

One more:

(Petri 7s, 45/2.8, 1968)

 

[charjohncarter]

Borre, do you still have the Petri 7s?

 

[borrel]

Borre, do you still have the Petri 7s?

Unfortunately, no - and I sure wish I did. It was my first camera, a gift from my father in '63. It was traded in for a battered Spotmatic, which was followed by .... and so on and so forth. Now of course, I know better than to "trade" away cameras, but at that time I was a student.

In the late 1970's he gave me his Minox B, which I used for a while, put away and forgot. Two years ago I "found" it again, took out the film and developed it. Not fantastic, but the metal housing had protected the film enough to prevent it from fogging too much. This is a portrait of our dear "Pat" from that old strip of Agfapan 100:

 

[MatthewThompson]

Last week, but still.

 

[Damaso]

East bound train. Bratislava, Slovakia