Red Shoes

• whlogan

• Sep 26, 2010

Grain! Love the grain. Love the grain! It makes the photograph. I'm sure the lovely lady and the landscape North of where we are seeing is superior, indeed and I would love to see much, much more of it, but its the grain, I love so much!
Logan

 

• paulgallinule

• Sep 26, 2010

Quite a shot alright, so simple but so well taken, the detail and as already said the grain, the tones just everything, love it, Paul

 

• MaximusM3

• Sep 26, 2010

Love it, love it, love it! Yes, the grain..these shots need grain for goodness sake. Forget the squeaky clean, no soul, no mood look. I would even bump up the blacks more to add a little drama. But it's good the way it is. The shoes look great too

 

• johnnywalker

• Sep 26, 2010

I like the shot, the shoes, and particularly the well-turned ankle.
As others mentioned, the grain enhances the picture.

 

• stradibarrius

• Sep 26, 2010

Thanks, the rest of the young lady was just as nice as her shoes and she was kind enough to indulge me. It seems the more I learn the more I like the grain.

 

• MaximusM3

• Sep 26, 2010

Grain is your friend..trust the grain.

 

• stradibarrius

• Sep 26, 2010

I'm going to write that on the wall "Grain is your friend...Trust the Grain"
The Negative is so much nicer that this scan.
I am and have been a Mamiya devote with an RB and a M645 but for some reason with this Bronica my photos come out closed to what I was looking for????

 

• MVNelson

• Sep 26, 2010

great tonality ....

 

• Bertus

• Sep 27, 2010

Remarkable!

 

• Thomas Bertilsson

• Sep 27, 2010

That's really cool, Barry!