A Portrait of A Pelican

[Brian Moore]

Newport Beach, California.

Canon P with Industar 53/2.8 and Arista EDU 400 film processed in Rodinal.

 

[Gianluca Drago]

Pelicans are always a good subject. But here I think he's photographing you Brian, not the other way around, which makes for an interesting photo.

 

[Brian Moore]

Pelicans are always a good subject. But here I think he's photographing you Brian, not the other way around, which makes for an interesting photo.

Hahaha! I think you're right, Gianluca! Thank you.

 

[Beth Carter]

he's eying you down with all those seagulls behind him...

 

[Brian Moore]

he's eying you down with all those seagulls behind him...

He fancies me, I guess.

 

[Julian Tanase]

I like the tones and of course, the subject. That Industar is a tack sharp, I see; I sometimes have a hard time differentiating between the Industar 22 on my Zorki 1 with the Elmar from the IIIf, although the Industar gives a more "melancholic" vibe to the B&W shots. Good photograph !

 

[Brian Moore]

I like the tones and of course, the subject. That Industar is a tack sharp, I see; I sometimes have a hard time differentiating between the Industar 22 on my Zorki 1 with the Elmar from the IIIf, although the Industar gives a more "melancholic" vibe to the B&W shots. Good photograph !

Thanks a lot, Julian. Yes I've always been impressed the sharpness of the Industar. I have two of them actually and they both perform very well.