'Self Portrait #1'
After watching a documentary about Elsa Dorfman where she said: ‘I really had in my mind that this was helping me, in some magical way, to take portraits, because people would sense I did it to myself too.’ I decided I would try more self portraits as I hate being in front of the camera and liked the idea that if I can become comfortable in front of it, then it would help to ease people I take photos of. This image really stood out for me.
Shot on Mamiya RZ67 Pro ii with 110mm 2.8 lens on Ilford HP5 400. Developed and scanned by Bayeux.
Printed on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag 308gsm Paper
A3 42cm x 29.7cm
Edition of 5
After watching a documentary about Elsa Dorfman where she said: ‘I really had in my mind that this was helping me, in some magical way, to take portraits, because people would sense I did it to myself too.’ I decided I would try more self portraits as I hate being in front of the camera and liked the idea that if I can become comfortable in front of it, then it would help to ease people I take photos of. This image really stood out for me.
Shot on Mamiya RZ67 Pro ii with 110mm 2.8 lens on Ilford HP5 400. Developed and scanned by Bayeux.
Printed on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag 308gsm Paper
A3 42cm x 29.7cm
Edition of 5
After watching a documentary about Elsa Dorfman where she said: ‘I really had in my mind that this was helping me, in some magical way, to take portraits, because people would sense I did it to myself too.’ I decided I would try more self portraits as I hate being in front of the camera and liked the idea that if I can become comfortable in front of it, then it would help to ease people I take photos of. This image really stood out for me.
Shot on Mamiya RZ67 Pro ii with 110mm 2.8 lens on Ilford HP5 400. Developed and scanned by Bayeux.
Printed on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag 308gsm Paper
A3 42cm x 29.7cm
Edition of 5
