the textures and composition are awesome in this

First, I enjoyed looking at the previous photos on this thread. Keep up the good work, fun and experimentation!

These are shots for one of my personal projects (The MASKS Project), currently in production, on it's way toward a book. I'm thinking it's a color book but I have some photos that are rendered in B&W so thought I'd share some PG-13 samples out of sheer boredom on a Friday night, at a somewhat slow time of the year. As you can see I couldn't afford wardrobe for these two.

"Beelzebub"


"Gatekeeper"


This post was edited by Solarves on Dec 22 2012 01:40am

nude bodies and B&W are a match made in heaven

this thread needs more texture

here some my shots


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1 is my favorite.

Stuff from awhile ago.



This post was edited by xXDreamAlongXx on Dec 22 2012 09:43pm

just a quick post of my photo blog: http://shotbyathinman.tumblr.com/
Please take a look iso: feedback.
I do mostly film, both b&w/color, and I recently started shooting digital for lack of being able to print at a darkroom.
good new is, I'll be starting school in the spring. I'll be taking a creative process class, photo 22, which I'm very excited about.
I shoot with a Nikon FM10 and a D40x

ps also got instgram: http://instagram.com/athinman/

This post was edited by HelloHero on Dec 22 2012 10:18pm

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its hard to find a way to print film, im trying to figure out how to scan with my dslr, or buy a film scanner...

i cant comment on your work since you are probably more advanced than me, but you found a style you like, and i hear thats a good thing. to find a style that is...

edit:
i'll add this:

nomad bus


This post was edited by winterschapel on Dec 23 2012 09:47am

Presents I finished wrapping today. =-]

Ive been looking for a decent neg scanner myself. I wanted an Epson, they're at an affordable price too. The problem is the Epsons are reported to be a bit faulty from the reviews ive read.
Anyone use neg scanners? What's your opinion on epsons?
I'm Iso of one that scan both 35 and 120 flim size

Also I hear you can develop film in your bathroom so long as you can keep the light out.