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• Gaston 012

• Aug 3, 2019

This is a very satisfying take both from the technical and artistic point of view.
The model pose has enough covered to make it a bit mysterious and the contrast with the wall's texture and her skin is very satisfying.
How hard was it to print?
What is your normal developing time for this film at 1:50 dilution?
Thanks for sharing.

 

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  daliborwalk

• Aug 3, 2019

Hello and thank you. Dev. Fomadon R09 1+50 at 20°C for 20minutes. I have no experience with enlarging (prints). I will start to do prints soon - so I will see if it will be hard or easy to print.

 

• benjiboy

• Aug 3, 2019

I think the 50mm lens on 6X7 is a very good choice for this shot and gives the perfect angle of view, and shows to perfection the contrast in texture between the smoothness of the model's body and the rough texture of the surrounding stonework. Congratulations very well done.

 

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  daliborwalk

• Aug 3, 2019

@benjiboy thank you!

 

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  rknewcomb

• Aug 3, 2019

I like the light and texture difference too, but seems like her foot is cut off at an odd place. IMHO, It should either be in or out of the image but not cut off in the middle.
Robert

 

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  macfred

• Aug 3, 2019

Well done - I really like the skin tones!

 

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  daliborwalk

• Aug 3, 2019

@macfred thanks!

 

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  daliborwalk

• Aug 3, 2019

@rknewcomb yes, I know this but this detail does not matter for me for the whole picture view.

 

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  Colin Corneau

• Aug 4, 2019

I like this image out of the whole series with this model/location, the most. I'm not sure why, maybe it's just a nice balance between the person and the place? I think the light is the most interesting here, too.

 

• removed account4

• Aug 6, 2019

I like a sense of mystery, and this photograph has exactly that. While i like figurative work ( the others you have posted ) there is more of a "story" here, beautiful light, textures and a pretty model. Thank you for posting it !
John