Showing posts with label Medal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Medal. Show all posts
Monday, April 6, 2009
Thursday, April 2, 2009
German Medal 2
Scanned and inverted negative 4x5 direct print from camera.
My apologies, I can't recall any of the shooting or printing details for this image. (I neglected to write them down)
This is my favorite pin so i decided to create a little series out of it. Nothing too fancy because the pin is elaborate enough; no need to add confusion, simple texture and lighting would suffice I figured.
I was hoping that the target would be the most in focus portion of the image rather than the metal "Rifle" bar but, so it goes. I still am pleased with the outcome and especially like the stark contrast in the image. For some reason it makes me feel like the image is or the medal is very strict and military-like.
My apologies, I can't recall any of the shooting or printing details for this image. (I neglected to write them down)
This is my favorite pin so i decided to create a little series out of it. Nothing too fancy because the pin is elaborate enough; no need to add confusion, simple texture and lighting would suffice I figured.
I was hoping that the target would be the most in focus portion of the image rather than the metal "Rifle" bar but, so it goes. I still am pleased with the outcome and especially like the stark contrast in the image. For some reason it makes me feel like the image is or the medal is very strict and military-like.
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
German Medal
Scanned and inverted negative 4x5 direct print from camera.
Shooting Stats:
f/22
2 min. 30 sec
Bellows: 21 in. Front: 10 in. Back: 11 in.
Dist. from Subj: 10.5 in.
Developing Stats:
D Time: 1 min. 25 sec
S-B Time: 35 sec
F Time: 2 min
Just a shot of my favorite pin. The way it's lit looks like a photograph taken with a flash; and this is weird because I like this image, but I strongly dislike most images that use a flash except the old pictures of Arthur Felig (a.k.a. Weegee)
Shooting Stats:
f/22
2 min. 30 sec
Bellows: 21 in. Front: 10 in. Back: 11 in.
Dist. from Subj: 10.5 in.
Developing Stats:
D Time: 1 min. 25 sec
S-B Time: 35 sec
F Time: 2 min
Just a shot of my favorite pin. The way it's lit looks like a photograph taken with a flash; and this is weird because I like this image, but I strongly dislike most images that use a flash except the old pictures of Arthur Felig (a.k.a. Weegee)
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