↑Mamiya RZ67, Mamiya 110mm @ f/5.6, and Kodak Tri-X 400.
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5 thoughts on “Winter Hat Portrait.”
Perfect and charming. The hat and the subject and the weather and the light were waiting for you to put them all together. I will be smiling over this one for a long time. Thank you.
Thank you. These film portraits are not flashy, but that’s part of what I like about them.
Cool, I love hats!
Perfect portrait with the drizzling snow captured.
I’m thoroughly enjoying seeing your photos with this Mamiya system Peter. They have a wonderful look to them, I can see why you’re so hooked. Similary I was very taken with the Hasselblad 110mm f/2 Zeiss Sonnar lens, something I’ve been lucky enough to acquire but have yet to properly get to grips with!
I love seeing your film photography here, and look forward to seeing more
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Perfect and charming. The hat and the subject and the weather and the light were waiting for you to put them all together. I will be smiling over this one for a long time. Thank you.
Thank you. These film portraits are not flashy, but that’s part of what I like about them.
Cool, I love hats!
Perfect portrait with the drizzling snow captured.
Yes, Roel, I know 😉 : http://photographsbypeter.com/2014/02/27/guest-post-roel/
I’m thoroughly enjoying seeing your photos with this Mamiya system Peter. They have a wonderful look to them, I can see why you’re so hooked. Similary I was very taken with the Hasselblad 110mm f/2 Zeiss Sonnar lens, something I’ve been lucky enough to acquire but have yet to properly get to grips with!
I love seeing your film photography here, and look forward to seeing more