Category Archives: fine art nudes

discussion of the nude in fine art photography

Marginal

By scott | Published 17 May 2013

Katlyn – Marginal

Fort Lauderdale, FL

scan of Ilford HP5+ 4×5 negative

model: Katlyn Lacoste

High Tension

By scott | Published 6 May 2013

Katlyn – High Tension

venturing into the Florida Everglades, avoiding crocodiles.

ilford HP5+ at 800, developed in XTOL.

3 Polaroids

By scott | Published 30 April 2013

Erica – Chocolate Polarid 01

Erica – Chocolate Polarid 03

Erica – Chocolate Polarid 06

the last of my chocolate polaroid for now. not sure if i’ll be able to get any more.

model: erica jay

Solarization

By scott | Published 13 April 2013

Hedy – Solarization

sometimes, even when i’m really careful, i make mistakes developing my film. this one wasn’t terrible, but i think the exposure was off just a little bit. so, when i scanned the negative, i wasn’t entirely happy with the contrast on the negative. and as i was playing with curves and such in photoshop, i kinda stumbled on this slightly solarized look and i just liked it, so i’m going to go with it like this.

love it? hate it? leave a comment!

model: hedy nerito

scan of a 4×5 ilford FP4+ negative.

Continuum

By scott | Published 12 April 2013

Erica Jay – Continuum

Classical figure

model: Erica Jay

scan of the 4×5 ilford FP4+ negative

Hereafter

By scott | Published 7 April 2013

Erica Jay – Hereafter

i opened up my last box of Polariod Chocolate film and tried out some double exposures with Erica while she was here. for whatever reason, the emulsion on this one didn’t hold up too well, half of it was left on the backing paper. but sometimes accidents like this make me really happy.

model: erica jay

expired Polariod Chocolate Film

Everglades

By scott | Published 7 April 2013

Katlyn – Everglades Direct Positive

Katlyn, Peter, and I headed out to the Everglades when I went to visit her in Florida last month. I found an interesting spot where I could contrast some of the endless overhead power lines with Florida’s attempt to preserve the natural ecosystem. In the end we didn’t get eaten by a crocodile, which is good.

model: Katlyn Lacoste

scan of a 4×5 inch Ilford Direct Positive Print. 2-second exposure made in-camera on positive photo paper.

No Foolin!

By scott | Published 1 April 2013

Stephanie Anne – Tension

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