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Photo: The Gaze

By Richard X. Thripp at 2008-04-21T23:17:07Z in Photography, Portraits, Shop, Stock Photos, with these tags: 4x6-lustre, b&w, black, canon elan iie, ef 50mm 1:1.4, film, kodak 125px, love, the gaze, 0 Comments. 66 words.

The Gaze — a couple looking into each others eyes

Through the eyes of love… or something like that. These are students from my college, who posed for this photograph.

Some of my classmates think they’re about to break into a fist-fight, or that she is backing away fearfully. That wasn’t my intention, but the interpretation is your call.

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Canon Elan IIe, EF 50mm 1:1.4, Kodak 125PX 35mm film, 2008-04-14, the-gaze-rxt

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Photo: The Rebel

By Richard X. Thripp at 2008-03-04T03:35:23Z in Photography, Portraits, Shop, Stock Photos, with these tags: 4x6-lustre, b&w, black, canon elan iie, cigarettes, contrast, ef 50mm 1:1.4, era 100, film, sarah, signs, white, 5 Comments. 92 words.

The Rebel — a girl smoking in front of a no-smoking sign (shameful!)

Sarah rebels against the no-smoking signs. I posed her for this; she didn’t notice the sign till afterwards. Somehow, we didn’t get in trouble. It was noon-time, but fortunately the light wasn’t too harsh.

This is from 35mm black-and-white film (developed, printed, and digitized). I decided to burn in sign (in Adobe Photoshop); it adds punch. Don’t smoke kids! Cigarettes are too expensive.

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Canon Elan IIe, EF 50mm 1:1.4, ERA 100 35mm film, 2008-02-29, the-rebel-rxt

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Photo: Common Geometry

By Richard X. Thripp at 2008-02-25T02:27:44Z in Photography, Shop, Stock Photos, with these tags: 4x6-lustre, architecture, b&w, canon elan iie, common geometry, ef 50mm 1:1.4, film, kodak tri-x 400, 0 Comments. 53 words.

Common Geometry — street lights in a new light

I took this shot from right underneath a street light; the subject is quite interesting yet overlooked. Developed this from black-and-white film; it was sunny out yet I managed to get a dark sky. :smile:

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Canon Elan IIe, EF 50mm 1:1.4, Kodak TRI-X 400 35mm film, 2008-01-28, common-geometry-rxt

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Photo: Black Decor

Black Decor — shiny black ornaments in a line

These are blue ornaments, lined up on a white carpet. But they’re in black and white, so I’m counting them as black. :grin: A gelatin-silver 35mm film frame, developed, printed, and digitized. I used a 3 1/2 filter on multi-grade paper to get the high contrast.

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Canon Elan IIe, EF 50mm 1:1.4, Kodak TRI-X 400 35mm film, 2008-02-09, black-decor-rxt

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Photo: Sunglasses

By Richard X. Thripp at 2008-02-16T02:19:33Z in Photography, Portraits, Shop, Stock Photos, with these tags: 4x6-lustre, b&w, canon elan iie, ef 50mm 1:1.4, film, heather, kodak tri-x 400, sunglasses, 6 Comments. 63 words.

Sunglasses — a smiling girl with cool shades

I’ve been talking about branching off into portraiture, and where better to start than at my school? This is a scan of a gelatin-silver 35mm film frame that I developed and printed; the lady is smiling as this is posed, but she looks good nonetheless.

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Canon Elan IIe, EF 50mm 1:1.4, Kodak TRI-X 400 35mm film, 2008-02-11, sunglasses-rxt

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Photo: Wine Bottles

Wine Bottles — glass bottles on a shelf

Wine bottles on a shelf. Saw these at a grocery store; I turned the bottles around so the labels are facing away.

This is my first film print for my photography class. I didn’t make a test strip, but instead took a guess at exposing (20 seconds, 50mm lens, F8, 3 1/2 filter), and it developed nicely.

I don’t have a film scanner, so I just put the enlargement on my cheap flat-bed scanner, and then restored the contrast and removed some dust in Adobe Photoshop. Enjoy!

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Canon Elan IIe, EF 50mm 1:1.4, Kodak TRI-X 400 35mm film, 2008-01-28, wine-bottles-rxt

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