Fuji Finepix 6900. For the portraits, programmed exposure mode, autofocus on, built-in flash enabled. The scorpion lolly was photographed in macro mode, no flash. All images were processed, cropped and recompressed in paint shop pro -- the B&W images started life as colour, then were forced to monochrome and contrast enhanced (a lot), tweaked by hand so that the skin tones came out right, with a small amount of dodging and burning by hand.
The kind of thing that used to take me about 6 hours in a darkroom, back in the 'real film' days!
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Date: 2003-12-30 05:02 am (UTC)The kind of thing that used to take me about 6 hours in a darkroom, back in the 'real film' days!