Markham, Ontario, 2010.
(from the archives)
—Peter.
↑ Leica MP, Leica 35mm Summicron ASPH @ f/4, and Fuji Superia X-tra 200, and Epson V700.
Photographs by Peter
Prosophos
Markham, Ontario, 2010.
(from the archives)
—Peter.
↑ Leica MP, Leica 35mm Summicron ASPH @ f/4, and Fuji Superia X-tra 200, and Epson V700.
This is just beautiful! All the colours are in great harmony!
Beautiful. I really like the subtle tones and hues.
I agree with the above comments. Love the delicacy of the colours in this shot. And this is ‘merely’ X-tra 200! Fuji does colour negative film really well – arguably better than Kodak. Of course I’ve seen nice tonality from digital, too.
I’m also partial to the NEX cameras. 🙂
Andreas, Dave, and Karim thank you so much for all your comments. Indeed, the colours (earth tones) please me too in this shot. Thank you for your appreciation.
I like how the compositon plays with expectations and breaks them. The woman looks off into the distance heroically (longingly?), but has most of her silhouette below the horizon in a decidedly non-Leni-Riefenstahl pose. That produces a tension, always good. Sorry for the schoolbook interpretation …
Not at all. In fact, thank you.
Gentle authentic lovely )
Thank you Lucy… she is 😉
I very much like this photo…and your choice of Superia.
Thank you good Sir…. I was more experimental back then.