new stuff click!

Hope it works! Planning to edit these down to either one or two shots

B

http://www.briandavidstevens.com

-- brian (briandavidstevens@talk21.com), May 21, 2002

Answers

NICE work! I personally like the sequence as a sequence. You can obviously edit the shots down to a "best" one or two, but they're also fascinating as a series. Technical data? Film, lens, f- stop?... Thanks for the tour... BTW, I've just started using OFOTO & find that it's quite friendly & a good place to post work.

-- Patrick (pg@patrickgarner.com), May 21, 2002.

Very nice and original Brian. I do think you could have selected 1 or 2 to show as they became a bit repetitive with 11 of basically the same shot. I do wish that you could see them bigger on OFOTO.

-- Steve LeHuray (steve@icommag.com), May 21, 2002.

Yeah they are going to be edited to one or two(although the change from male to 'female' is interesting), I tend to use ofoto to edit stuff anyway..

It's an M6 with VC 35mm 1.7 delta 400 rated at 400 1/30th at about f 2.8-4

B

http://www.briandavidstevens.com

-- Brian (briandavidstevens@talk21.com), May 21, 2002.

Brian, in the context of a longer story, I think it might be even more effective to see the femaleness being erased - from perfect skin and makeup to male stubble and rings under eyes. I think I'd start with the girls at their best and then watch them fall apart towards the morning after. Just a thought... It would make a nice mini documentary video that way round, perhaps?

-- rob (rob@robertappleby.com), May 21, 2002.

Well done Brian, another portfolio of almost identical photographs.

How do you do it?

-- Phill (philkneen@manx.net), May 24, 2002.