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Self Portrait 2005/3
Self Portrait 2005/3
Photography \ Self Portrait Contest | 02/14/06 @977 | 
Northman | 
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Smile!Here I am together with my oldest camera a Szabad 4x5, Swedish handbuilt in steel/brass and cherry-wood from 1953. Build by the legendary camera-builder Szilárd Szabad
You can see some other of my camera "oldies" here: Camera art pieces
Canon PowerShot G5
1/8 sec f/2.0 7.2 mm ISO 400
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Concept:Strong |
Technical Skill:Strong |
Impact/impression:Very strong |
Pros:Wow, this is great! Personal and artistic! I like the way you "hide" behind the camera, gives us a clue that you're a photographer.
At first I thought maybe it could use a little more contrast, but after looking closer to it, I disagree with myself  I think the contrast works very well, and brings out important details. The fact that you're in focus, and the cam is in motion (?), adds a nice touch to it. Cons:Nothing, actually. Maybe it would look nice with a white frame, but it works as it is now
 So no complaints!Overall opinion/feedback:Very artistic! I like b&ws, especially if they're good. And I think this is
 Oh, btw I'd be interested in seeing you smile as well |
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I enjoy seeing some one who knows the beauty of large format cameras.....I have a 4 by 5 Calumet.....not as old as yours.....but I sure had a lot of fun with it!
Wonderful portrait!!!
Looking forward for more Bernt!!
Carlos
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However the quality is a little bad. A bit too blurry. I would have loved to see more of the details in your face. Skin textures and shadowplay.
Do you use any software on your photos?
02/15/06 @056
Yes I know..it's a bit blurry caused by motion and the long exposure time. I like to use available light.
Yes I use Photoshop as my darkroom, and in my way to see Photoshop isn't cheating. If you're an artist and it gives you the results you want then it's the right way.
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I definitely agree with you about the photoshop thing, the digital era has arrived, the possibilities are endless, yeah thanks to Adobe
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+9 (my max)
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Hugo Zenha