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Darko and Marco, thanks.

I used the standard Biometar 2.8/80. Great lens. I recently bought a Biometar 120/2.8 but I didn't test it yet.

I like it, as it is. I was already impressed by your skin tones and how you manage with very shallow DOF (I tried myself wit a pentacon, not so easy ;-)).

I don't know what is that tear. And some texture effect in the background... nice anyway.

First roll with a Pentacon 6. Any feedback welcome.

First roll with a Pentacon 6. Any feedback welcome.

Any feedback welcome.

Any feedback welcome.

HI Zoltan,

I come back to your beautiful portraits, and I have a technical question: which lens did you use for tis serie. Doesn't seem to be a standard 80. 120? or more?

I'm making some first try with a Pentacon, actually...

Nice one. Some more contrast on his face could be good, maybe.

I much prefer the other one. She looks a bit lost and embarrassed here. She seems to hava, yet, a stunning presence.

I don't understand (and I deeply envy!) how you get these thoughtful, intimate and soft feeling with your models!

Wonderful picture of a stunning model.

(I like the tones as they are. Hard to judge on a screen, anyway... How do the prints look?)

Wondeful skin tones and texture, wonderful eyes.

 

Thanks for your comment, Jack. I agree with you, I like the character int he background (Valentin's father actually). Without this background, it would be a studio, rather kitch picture, I think.

I didn't notice the parallel beetween these two pictures...

Any feedback welcome

Any feedback welcome.

Any feedback welcome

Thanks Jack. I wasn't really sure myself for this serie. There was a very helpful heavy sky in the background, you're right.

Any feedback welcome

Nice one. She has something fragile, sensual and thoughtfull. Very attractive.

Man, I only smoke while being shot. Almost ;-))

Another straight and touching picture, congratulation. I'm much interested by the face2face project, and I always wondered how it's seen in Israel? Tones are very good.

(the poster could be burnt a bit, maybe?)

Small serie about the recent Paris marathon. Any feedback welcome.

Any feedback welcome.

Any feedback welcome.

Any feedback welcome.