Martha - portrait - By Tyler Robbins

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By: Tyler Robbins
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	Tyler Robbins {Karma:904}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Yahsica 124 G
Categories	Portrait	Film Format
Portfolio	Parenthood	Lens	Yashinon
Uploaded	3/11/2005	Film / Memory Type	Ilford Hp-5 Plus
		ISO / Film Speed	400
Views	302	Shutter	1/60
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/22
Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
Location	City - Madison State - WISCONSIN Country - United States
About	Matha, my dad's wife, my step mom... she's cool. Again, same situation as the shot of my dad, I want to blame the film but I know damn well I have the direct flash too damn close to the subject. Sigh. Next time. I am begining to really enjoy using medium format for posed shot, I need to keep working with it. The square is a nice shape to frame up with, not to mention it scans really nicely.

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Tyler Robbins {K:904} 3/12/2005

Yes... and I should have used 32.... that is two strobes. I didn't angle them right, hence washed out highlights... but it works.... I have found that three pointed at a white ceiling works great. Get yourself some vivitar slave units it's a cheap solution..

Patryk Lau {K:321} 3/12/2005

The aperature was really at f22? Must have been a pretty strong strobe that you were using...or is it that i just suck at flash photography? =p

Mark Beltran {K:32612} 3/11/2005

I like the effect you got by having the flash so close. And then the solarized look is visually pleasing. Ever try bouncing off something, like an umbrella or even the ceiling? I used to be real uncomfortable with the square format. Now I can't do enough with it.

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