portrait

This was shot on a family re-union in early February 2013. The light was quite gloomy and low, a large window to the right of the two kids notwithstanding. I left the light on the ceiling on (one can see that in the hair, shadows and reflection of my daughter's glasses below the right eye). Still I had to push Tri-X 400 up to 1600 with my favorite and standard developer Spur (Speed & Ultra high Resolution) HCD new.

Look in My direction is an art project where the photographer Klas Sjöberg photographing portraits of people who have origins in different culture than the Swedish.
Shooting made ​​using analog and digital technology.

Project website: www.lookinmydirection.com
So far only in Swedish. Pictures can be seen here: http://www.lookinmydirection.com/bilder-9971591

Photographer Klas Sjöberg website: http://www.klassjoberg.se/en
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/klas.sjoberg
Twitter name: @Fotograf_Klas
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Fotograf_Klas

Taken with a Zorki 4, Jupiter-8 50mm f/2, on Rollei Retro 400S, developed with D-76 1:1. Scanned with Epson V500.

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Natural light portrait shot on Tri-X using a Rolleiflex 2.8E and Rolleinar 1 close-up lens. Developed in D-76 stock 6:45 mins.

Polaroid 809 exposed on 50 iso, Expired Jun 2006. Taken with Sinar P 8x10 and Rodenstock 300mm f5,6 Sironar on F8. Fuji 80B filter used in front of lens.

Polaroid 809 exposed on 50 iso, Expired Jun 2006. Taken with Sinar P 8x10 and Rodenstock 300mm f5,6 Sironar on F8. Fuji 80B filter used in front of lens.

This is, so far, my favorite portrait of my younger son. I was annoyed when he wrote all over his hands. However, this one time I thought that I would capture the handwriting and drawings that he had made. He was in an hurry to go somewhere, I believe, and I was testing out a light modifier on my flash. Of the two photos that I took, this is my favorite. It's funny how I don't remember all the little details of a photograph until after I make a print! I have it hanging up in my bedroom. He's finally outgrown writing on his hands, his hair is much shorter, and he's taller now.

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Taken with my Pentax 6x7 and Kodak Tmax100.

This is a homeless vietnam vet living in Bozeman, MT. Accidental overlapping exposure.

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Taken with a Pentax ME, ISO 400 film. By @FilmWins and @kielythewizard