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• jimjm

• Apr 10, 2019

I like this one a lot John. Reminds me of some of Dave Heath's work from the 50's and 60's.

 

• awty

• Apr 10, 2019

Triumph and pain. Exemplary portraiture.

 

• jtk

• Apr 10, 2019

@jimjm //// yes
https://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/02/arts/dave-heath-photographer-of-isolation-dies-at-85.html

 

• Eric Rose

• Apr 10, 2019

Welcome to the fraternity. Brighter days are ahead. Great and very intense portrait!

 

• macfred

• Apr 10, 2019

Excellent portraiture - the boy reminds me to young Townes van Zandt.

 

• benjiboy

• Apr 10, 2019

I've been married for a long time and now realise why the groom wears black and the bride white

 

• Eric Rose

• Apr 10, 2019

Hey I'm on wife number three. Finally hit the jackpot! My sweetie is the best, glad I kept up a positive attitude despite the bumpy road.

 

• jtk

• Apr 10, 2019

Suggest dealing with that scratchy pressure plate and finding somebody with Digital Ice. That's a stunning image with great skin tone.

 

• removed account4

• Apr 11, 2019

John
From what I understand ice doesn't like Black and White Tones, so I am guessing the magic of the rubber stamp and cloning tool might be a good substitute...
great portrait, and chilling is good.

 

• macfred

• Apr 11, 2019

@jnantz Yes - no Digital ICE for traditional b/w negative film - will work only with chromogenic b/w or color negatives.