Color photoshoot

[DSPhotography]

I rarely shoot colour, especially with a model, but I really liked this shoot so I wanted to share some with you guys (plus I had a request from another member to post some shots done with Reala). C&C Welcome =)

*Shot on Fuji Reala ISO 100. Scanned from negatives, NO photoshopping other than to remove dust*

 

[AverageJoe]

Some of the vertical and horizontal lines found naturally in these are just a tad crooked, I'd do a quick correction.

What were you/your model going for with the outfit and roller skates? I'm not feeling it.

 

[johngpt]

I've never seen Reala prior to this. I've been out of shooting film for quite some time. Actually out of photography for decades, then got back in with this digital age.

I like the soft pastel quality in these.

I always read about Velvia and its tremendous saturation, but this Reala looks great.

Your exposures are superb. I admire the knowledge and experience that goes into creating a good image on film.

Don't know if I can go back to the delayed gratification of film, though! :mrgreen:

 

[DSPhotography]

Some of the vertical and horizontal lines found naturally in these are just a tad crooked, I'd do a quick correction.

What were you/your model going for with the outfit and roller skates? I'm not feeling it.

Haha.. I should have prefaced these I suppose. She's in a Roller Derby group and wanted some pictures in her outfit (minus the padding). As for the lines, I hadn't noticed, but I'll go back over them.. thanks for pointing it out =)

I've never seen Reala prior to this. I've been out of shooting film for quite some time. Actually out of photography for decades, then got back in with this digital age.

I like the soft pastel quality in these.

I always read about Velvia and its tremendous saturation, but this Reala looks great.

Your exposures are superb. I admire the knowledge and experience that goes into creating a good image on film.

Don't know if I can go back to the delayed gratification of film, though! :mrgreen:

Thank you! That's a really awesome compliment (I'd thank you via the "thanks" button but it seems to be missing D I stayed away from color for the longest time because I couldn't find one I really liked. I was given a 12 exp. roll of Reala from a friend who worked at Wolf camera who said, "The roll is free. Shoot it, bring it here and I'll develop it for free.. because I garantee when you see the prints, you will love this film" and he was right. It's the only color I'll shoot now.