Vintage

[SezzySue]

would love your opinion and any tips.

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b249/SezzySue/Photography/IMG_6370-2-s-b.jpg

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b249/SezzySue/Photography/IMG_6370-2.jpg

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b249/SezzySue/Photography/IMG_6369-bw-b.jpg

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b249/SezzySue/Photography/IMG_6369-s-b.jpg

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b249/SezzySue/Photography/IMG_6362.jpg

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b249/SezzySue/Photography/IMG_6369-bw.jpg

[soileauj]

nice shots. Looks like the issue addressed. Almost ready for the magazine....that's what the shots looks like. Nice job.

[SezzySue]

wow i think thes the best compliment i have ever got before. i was very pleased with them myself.

[amonline]

Love the second one!

[SYS]

These are very nice!

[BrandonSi]

These are awesome! Great idea, I love the red hue ones..#1 is my favorite, followed closely by #4. Great job :)

[R.ticle One]

I love these pictures, man...Sexy subject matter, and though it was said before, the first thing that crossed my mind when I saw number 1 was "that reddish tone is perfect for this!"
You've really done a fine job with these! What a pretty vintage beast - as much as I see the merits of digital photography, that thing makes me *sigh*. Lol.

I like the blurring of the edges and you chose a nice angle for it. What more can I say, these are excellent!

R.ticle One

[barP]

as soon as i started scrolling, i said "WOW!"

i really like the subject and the way you've captured it, but i especially like the toning of the black and white. i also like the colors in #2...a lot! care to share any postprocessing recipes?

again, phenomenal stuff....i'd put just about any one of these on my wall (#5 is the only exception but only because it doesn't have the punch for me that the others do.)

wp.

[photojag]

speachless,,,, i love all of these.. #5 has a dark spot on the lens but the rest are perfect

[queenbee288]

I really like the red tones too. #1 is my fave.

[SezzySue]

as soon as i started scrolling, i said "WOW!"

i really like the subject and the way you've captured it, but i especially like the toning of the black and white. i also like the colors in #2...a lot! care to share any postprocessing recipes?

again, phenomenal stuff....i'd put just about any one of these on my wall (#5 is the only exception but only because it doesn't have the punch for me that the others do.)

wp.

Well I set it up with my three lights. One backlight and two forming a 90 deg. angle towards the camera. I had to move them in close to eliminate all the shadows. A few were over exposed so I adjusted the levels a bit for the correct exposure. Then I increased the saturation just a tad. Did a light USM filter and wabang thats it.

[NickSimcheck]

I like the first and last the most.

But... See when I think vintage I cannot depict a high key environment, I envision low key with warm light, sharp details and a deep DOF.

So even though I like the photographs, they feel out of place to me.

[SoaringUSAEagle]

The first two are definitely my favorites. Great work!

[Shutter22]

First two are also my favorite, I love pictures of old cameras. Really really nice.

[austincabot]

I love these pictures. The lighting is spot on IMO. The only thing I would change is having the whole lens in the frame in 3,4, and 6. Other than that - they are amazing.

[Titus213]

Wonderful images. The detail, tone, everything about them is great. Kodak made some beautiful cameras. This would be from the late 30s to early 40s?

http://www.nwmangum.com/Kodak/

[SezzySue]

thats interesting.

I just like that it was my grandfathers