backstage (first enlargement)
backstage (first enlargement)
Starbucks Photogram
Fourth of July
bvy

backstage (first enlargement)

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A young super (opera speak for 'extra') that appeared with me in Pittsburgh Opera's 2011 production of Turandot.

This is my first successful (?) enlargement, and although I made it a while back, I'd be curious for feedback.

I remain indebted to Bill Barber (nsurit), who sent me a "care box" of film and paper developing supplies several years back. I still use these things regularly, and thought it past time to share something with him (and the APUG community, of course). Thanks Bill!
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Location
Pittsburgh, PA
Equipment Used
Yashica T5; Omega B600 enlarger w/Nikkor 50mm lens
Exposure
camera: ?; enlarger:6 sec. @ f/8
Film & Developer
Tri-X 400, D76 1:1
Paper & Developer
Ilford MG RC paper, 5x7, pearl finish; Ilford MG developer
Lens Filter
#1 multigrade filter
Nice portrait. Including the context puts it into a place in time.
 
Thomas Bertilsson
Very well done, especially for a first attempt! Congratulations.
 
nsurit
You are welcome. There is a flow in life and I am happy to have been one who participated in your getting something you needed. Your sharing this wonderful image exemplifies the flow. Thank you, Bill Barber
 
OptiKen
I love this portrait. The composition is interesting, the focus on the super, the tones are wonderful. Very nice. Someday I hope to be able to do portraits that come out like this one
 

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