Shot a few years ago with Kodak Portra 800 - of M and Lola the English Bulldog. Scanned on the the Nikon LS-8000 and developed in house.
Filtering by Tag: Portra
N.O. Painting
Shot thru a window of a gallery in New Orleans - can't remember if this was with the Rollei or Yashicamat 124g. Self developed and scanned.
Kodak Portra 800 - New Orleans
M and C
My Wife and my Mother-In-Law.
Shot early in the year on Kodak Portra 400. Self developed and scanned - no crop.
Streetwalk
Last Fall I would walk the neighborhood with Lola the English Bulldog and my Nikon F100. Every once in a while a scene would appear - or - better said - I would will a scene to be captured. Every photo - every frame - is a stretch of sanity without slapping the shutter release of pure hope something would eventually develop. And develop is correct as I'm shooting film here -- but I'll stop babbling -- this is what I got in the window of the Architectural firm.
Nikon F100 - Kodak Portra 400
Hagerman
This was in Hagerman Idaho. It was one of those days where I had the time to shoot but I had to dig really deeply to find anything -- really -- anything to shoot. I walked out side from the house - about 100 yards away and this scene appeared. And I decided to make it work and capture it as best as i could manage. Shot on Portra 400 with the Nikon F100.
SBux on State
Taken at the Starbucks on State Street; it is one of my favorites. It was a grab shot while waiting in line for service.
I was so hoping she wouldn’t look up - and she didn’t.
It matches the frame of medium format film perfectly.
No crop - Kodak Portra 400.
Yashicamat124G - MF Film
Timeless without the Cars
Here's Lola again - with my wife Madeline. When Lola was around 10lbs.
I love this image - combined with the look of film this brings me to a "Madmen" type scene -- with the hat and film base it looks like something from the fabulous 1950's.
No lies here -- I don't know how fabulous the 50's really were as I wasn't born yet -- but I can't get over the nostalgia this image brings. Too bad the cars are in the background - else it would have been timeless.
This is Kodak's Portra 400. For its skin tone rendering - it has no peer.
Self developed with a C-41 Tetenal Kit - no crop.
Nikon F100 - 50mm f1.4 - Kodak Portra 400, Tetenal C-41 Kit
the Lola - she's not a showgirl
The English Bulldog who joined us mid April. She's been a ball of fun - farts a lot and can let out a belch after drinking a bowl of water which would make a Frat House proud.
She's now twice this size of 10lbs.
You go Girl !!!
Nikon F100 - 50mm f1.4 - Kodak Portra