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During that first eclipse.
Apr 2, 2024 09:29:02 #
Timmers
Loc: San Antonio Texas.
During the first eclipse I worked with a model name Mary. I have to post this here as the other location for the fotum does not allow nudes.
The story:
So, your so correct, animals do not act any differently. With heavy leather gloves on picking up a completely docile 7 foot diamond back rattle snake and moving it away from where I was photographing the nude model that day (you know girls, there such a bother over snakes!). Stupid snake!
So, I had to take the shoot into my studio indoors.
The story:
So, your so correct, animals do not act any differently. With heavy leather gloves on picking up a completely docile 7 foot diamond back rattle snake and moving it away from where I was photographing the nude model that day (you know girls, there such a bother over snakes!). Stupid snake!
So, I had to take the shoot into my studio indoors.
Apr 3, 2024 06:52:06 #
Timmers wrote:
During the first eclipse I worked with a model nam... (show quote)
Very nice Tim. do you have more images of her?
Bruce
Apr 3, 2024 10:09:04 #
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Apr 3, 2024 13:01:16 #
Timmers
Loc: San Antonio Texas.
riderxlx wrote:
Very nice Tim. do you have more images of her?
Bruce
Bruce
Loads, all on film material. This is a 5X7 inch negative, using the 240mm Heliar lens, on a 5X7 German built view camera, that was the lens, that Brassai used to shoot The Night Life of Paris, a very large fast lens at the time, here it is stopped down to f16, known for its speed and clarity when stopped down. I love old equipment!
Apr 7, 2024 05:32:36 #
Timmers wrote:
Loads, all on film material. This is a 5X7 inch negative, using the 240mm Heliar lens, on a 5X7 German built view camera, that was the lens, that Brassai used to shoot The Night Life of Paris, a very large fast lens at the time, here it is stopped down to f16, known for its speed and clarity when stopped down. I love old equipment!
Old equipment can be fun. I don’t have any except an old Kodak that I can’t get the shutter to work but it’s probably 100 years old. It was my great grandfathers.
I’d like to see more of the pictures that you took.
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