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Love the natural lighting and spontaneous pose. -
Great to hear from you Jack! You haven't been very active lately. Looking forward to seeing new stuff from you. Hope all is well!
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Gail, if you are a "senior" too like me, check out my 70's folder. I started out in about 1969 photographing friends just hanging out. -
Thanks for your comment, Gail! I actually cropped this one from a more full shot including the entire dress, which has a white owl on it (her choice). We did some school photos at home due to Covid. As you pointed out, I could have cropped it more to exclude the white.
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Thanks for your comments, John! I agree completely with you, that children are so un-self-conscious and natural. I always love the unpretentious look you get from a kid when photographing them.
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Thanks for the lens info Laurent! -
Laurent, another great wide angle shot! I see these and I want a 10mm lens for my D7100. Would you mind telling me which one you are using!
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I had a Border Collie who would catch the Frisbee like this. Very acrobatic. Cars would stop to watch her leaps and athletic catches! -
You know, I knew this was yours before even looking at the information! -
I knew it was yours right away!
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Beautiful! -
I walked into the bathroom and this caught my eye. -
Classic Jack McRitchie!
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Hey Kevin. Nice to see you on photo.net! Very nice portfolio too! -
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Thanks for the comment Philip. I maybe could have just used a f 1.4 lens or something. Interesting you are preferring film for black and white. I look at the images I did on film, and even scanning the negs they have a quality that you don't get in digital. I have no time for the darkroom work any more, unfortunately. I am doing mostly color these days anyway, which I almost never did in my darkroom days doing black and white. -
Beautifully captured Jack!
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Nice! Reminds me of the work of Emil Schildt. If you are not familiar with his stuff, check him out here on pnet.
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Thanks for the comments folks!
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Very interesting and beautiful series! -
I really like this one and a couple more like it. They have the feel of black and white 35mm film shots from the 60's. -
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I knew this was yours immediately, your style is quite distinct!
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