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Mannequin at the former Renault garage in Amsterdam-Zuid.
F/4 or F/5.6
This indoor shot shows the approach and quality the Planar takes.
It's been a long couple of days. A family friend passed away yesterday after fighting cancer for four years. I hate cancer. I'm tired of people I care about becoming victim to this horrible disease.
I'm going to church with a friend tonight. I'm praying for peace for my friends. They are 15 and 17 and now without a mother. It's not fair.
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Natasha Khan, aka as Bat for Lashes, with some members of her band at the Outside Lands Festival with her Altec Lansing Mix Boombox
Bat For Lashes live at The HMV Institute, Birmingham - 1st November 2012
Photographed for Gig Junkies
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Diego Bohorquez speaks at TED2017 - The Future You, April 24-28, 2017, Vancouver, BC, Canada. Photo: Ryan Lash / TED
My sister has been calling me "lashes" lately, in a way that makes it sound like an insult. "How would you know, lashes?" "Get your ass up here, lashes!"
f/2.8 | 1/800 | 200 | 180 ppi | 29x19 | Traditional
This week, I decided to take a social commentary approach and take photos of my friend, Dwayne Holmes, who does drag "whenever he gets the chance". I think drag and subversion of gender binaries is interesting in general and taking photos with Dwayne while he did drag for a night was a great way to add a level of intimacy to my photos while showing the whole process from start to finish.
I just got a new 50mm lens which I used almost exclusively during the shoot. I have definitely fallen in love. I think the more selective focus softens close-up portraits and I just love the feel of a fixed-length lens. Lighting was tough, but fun. All we really had on were the bright dressing room bulbs and then the spotlight on the stage which was great for low-key silhouettes.
Editing for all the photos was just levels, curves, brightness, and contrast. I really liked using black and white again and I think it made the photos cleaner and simpler.
Ultimately, I ended up having a great time this week. The photos turned out better than I had hoped and I really liked taking non-posed pictures for a change.
Trying to focus more on the dimensions available in a flat piece of paper than cutting intricately.
Inspired by the lovely papercut lashes blogged here.