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 A few men asked to see more pictures of Lisa the last time I showed her... (comments fixed on this post folks) I'm sure what they really wanted was to see more of Lisa, but I don't have any of those shots scanned. This one will have to do. :-) I was just informed that a recent shoot that I did is ready for public consumption, so I'll be posting some of the images from the story here soon. I would have done it today, but I can't remember some of the credits (I'm bad that way), so I'll wait until I can give everyone a plug. Hopefully on Monday. You may remember THIS post. It's from the same day. I just want to get all of the last names right and everyone's agencies correct too. Until then. camera/film: Hasselblad ELM, 150mm. Kodak T-MAX 100. lighting: One Norman head with 22" reflector and grid spot. The background is a piece of metal that was textured with a grinder. Replies: 2 have commented Sorry about that folks. It seems that I had left a tag open on the "THIS" link above so no one could comment. All better now. Brooks said @ 02/18/2005 07:40 AM PST ~I/eye really like the style in which this is presented, the deep dark blacks/contrast, the expression on the model and the eye-catching whites...~ bttezra said @ 02/22/2005 07:29 AM PST |
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