Brother, family
pstake

Brother, family

It's been a busy summer and I have not had a lot of time to process film or work in the darkroom. This is one of a handful of 4x5 photos I took while visiting my brother in July. I'm proud of it for a few reasons. First, I'm usually a documentary style photographer, framing photos from candid situations, so I don't pose people with much confidence. I feel like I did a good job here. Also, some of you may have seen my earlier posts about problems using movements, processing 4x5 negatives and uneven enlarger light. I have grown beyond all that and this is, in my mind, one of my first fully competent 4x5 images. Nothing left to chance or luck. I controlled everything. I even prepped my subjects to be ready when the golden hour came, and had my camera set up, film loaded, etc. Thanks for looking.
Location
Brother's back yard, Midland, Texas
Equipment Used
GV II, Angulon 90
Exposure
F11
Film & Developer
HP5 in FX-2
Paper & Developer
Silver Eagle Matte / A130B (toned in KRST)
This is nailed. It glows. They look sincere, relaxed and happy. It is obvious that your preparation paid off. This is a timeless portrait. A great reminder for me about the process, how everything about it matters. Thanks much for sharing this.
 

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