Guillaume Pool 02
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| Section | People: Portrait |
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Thomas Solecki² 25/01/2007 13:39
oh, that's another very good one.i'm eimpressed how you're using the 2:3 format.
great!
vg
Tatiana Kirillova 12/12/2006 7:18
Superb quality and thoughtful pose. I agree with others - stunning image!Maguire 10/12/2006 23:00
it's already been said.. a really stunning portrait, though I think the border is too fussy and detracts from the image. A more simple framing would allow the image to speak for itself.Alexandra Baltog 09/12/2006 10:03
this is a great portrait!very dramatic tones...great details.
I like it very much...one of my favourites!
Alexandra.
Jean Paul Yska 09/12/2006 1:39
Thanx for your comment. Tips are also welcome. I'm here to learn.Daren Borzynski 09/12/2006 1:38
Thanks for the reply.Looking forward to seeing more of your work.
Cheers!!
Daren
Jean Paul Yska 09/12/2006 1:36
I use many camera's. I use the Nikon d-200(Planning to get a d2xs very soon), Nikon f-5, Mamiya mf-6 and a 4"x5" Cambo. I scan film and then process it further in the computer. So the grain is purely from the film, but sometimes I add some grain to my images out of the d200. My motto: Everything is allowed, to get the desired effect!Daren Borzynski 09/12/2006 1:31
Hi JeanVery nice Portraits... again.
Very impressed by your work.
Q. What type of cameras do you use?
You replied earlier that the grain on a photo was purely the film...
Cheers!!
Daren