I stumbled upon this gem today. Quite literally. I would like to go back soon and use my other cameras to shoot this building. The iPhone is great mind you, but not what I want to shoot with every day.
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12 Frames: Kimberly Jordan
Shooting with experienced models, or anyone that’s very comfortable in front of the camera, is a blast. That being said, building a connection with that person is a big factor in getting good images. Some times it takes seconds, some time it takes minutes. The longer it takes, the more throw away shots there are. You can actually see, frame by frame, a person becoming more comfortable if you get to see the entire set of images.
Kim contacted me a long time ago to shoot family portraits, but due to scheduling conflicts, we were never able to settle on a date. Recently I told her about my 12 Frames project and how quick it usually is, and we found some time!
For our first session, she was awesome! I look forward to working with her again.
Model: Kimberly Jordan
Camera: Hasselblad 503cw
Lens: 80mm
Film: Kodak Ektar ISO100
Size: Medium Format
And it’s time for a new location for this project.
12 Frames: Sarah Baron Final Edit
I love the way film looks which is why it’s hard for me to do too much editing. I played with curves, levels, and the healing brush and a little sharpening.
Thanks Sarah for being such a great sport for my project, you rock!
Model: Sarah Baron saracbaron.com and bulb-photo.blogspot.com
Camera: Hasselblad 503cw
Lens: 80mm
Film: Kodak Ektar
ISO: 100
