alex_alvarez1

<p>That's great Tim! Thank you very much again. <br> I'd like to know if anyone thinks I could get this look by using film and pushing it a bit? Perhaps using Portra 160 and pushing it 3 stops to 1600 ISO? <br /><br />Been investigating a lot and I think that could possibly give the "rembrandt" look that I see in these pics (perhaps I'm the only one hehe). Anyway, I'm going to experiment a bit with it and post my results soon! If anyone has any input please do comment! <br> Thanks!</p>

<p>Apologies Tim! I couldn't remember on which forum I had posted that question, so didn't even see I had gotten a response. Definitely not spamming. <br /><br />Thank you very much for your response :) </p>

<p>Hi guys, I've been looking at pictures of Mick Rock, Ryan McGinley and Guilles Larrain and noticed some of them have a very particular look that I'd like to get. Pretty sure Mick's and Guilles' photos were made with film, and McGinley's studio shots are supposedly all digital.<br> So yeah, I'd love your to know your input about what kind of lighting and postprocessing (film and digital) can be done to get this look. <br> Here's the link so you can check them out. Thanks a bunch!</p> <p><strong>NSFW: http://imgur.com/a/cmiYQ</strong></p>

<p>Hi everyone! It's very nice to see such an active forum! I already introduced myself on the New User forum, so I'm looking forward to making some great connections and growing and help others grow as photographers. <br /> I'd like to know how can I recreate this paint-like look on my photos? I know for a fact (the photographer Guilles Larraine said it on an interview) the first 6 pictures, taken on kodachrome film, were not manipulated whatsoever, so photoshop or post-processing is not an option (on these particular 6 pictures). <br /> Mcginley's portraits (the last three) on the other hand are digital. <br /> So anyway, my question is directed more towards how to light a subject to get results close to these :)<br /> <strong>Edit: NSFW link!</strong> Apologies and thanks Matt Laur.<br /> <br /> <a href="http://imgur.com/a/wENp5#8" rel="nofollow">http://imgur.com/a/wENp5#8</a><br /> Thanks everyone, cheers.</p>

<p>Hi everyone! My name is Alex, I'm a new photographer from Mexico City, my website is just about to be finished soon so I'll have to add that later ;) <br /><br />I began wanting to do nature photography, then slightly got carried away with the portrait bug, and now I'm obsessed with it! Portraits are my main focus, but I still love to learn about all kinds of photography (and other subjects as well). <br> Anyway, I hope to have some good discussions with everyone here, cheers! </p>