Photoclubalpha

Time for a new topic, and to begin with:
a7rii + Rokinon 1.4/85

I presume it does not have to be B&W, Doc. Nice shot.

A700 with CZ135/f1.8. Boss lady.

By all means, portrait is a portrait be it B&W, color or partial color or whatever...

That is a pretty high bar that you two have set.
Sury, good to see you putting the 135mm to work.
JT

Great photos!

Little boy trying to shelter from the light rain, West Papua New Guinea aka Irian Jaya, 1995

Lovely, Henry.

Sury

This is an old one, from the time I was living in Paris: Monsieur Charles AznavourMost probably Nikon 808s and Nikkor 135 f2.8 on slide, scanned and processed with Hisptamatic TinType app on iOS
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Pako, that is very nice. I like the processing also. I recall that my best buddy bought a Nikon N8008 (F-801) in the late 1980s. It was his first AF SLR. He still has it and has never gone to digital. Well, other than the occasional smartphone photo.

O-shogatsu, Yasukuni-jinja, Tokyo, 2003

Superb Pako, mostly because I am a fan of Aznavour.

Dr. Harout wrote:Superb Pako, mostly because I am a fan of Aznavour.

Somehow, I imagined that...

bakubo wrote:Pako, that is very nice. I like the processing also. I recall that my best buddy bought a Nikon N8008 (F-801) in the late 1980s. It was his first AF SLR. He still has it and has never gone to digital. Well, other than the occasional smartphone photo.

The 8008 was definitely a great camera, and only the F100 was better IMHO (I never really work with F4/F5 bodies)

I decided to scan old negatives and slides, so more to come

Hope this fits

Two young boys from Namibia. They were with their Mother and sister trying to sell rocks and crystals etc to passing tourists.
Ossie

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Very neat potraits everyone.

Good to see this very specific thread come to life again and a 'welcome back' is in order to Dr. Harout. : ) Hope all is fine.

Very inspiring photo subjects and processing from Pako, especially.



Thanks for sharing,

Yildiz

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Not really formal portraits, and taken with my 8 year old on my back, thru the Tamron 70-300. I wish I'd had a longer lens.
Dusty

Very impressive shots!