Works of Art (4)

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By alphabetical order:

Guilherme Camarinha (Vitral, 1964) - Domus Iustitiae, Amarante (9x12)

Jaime Martins Barata (Tapestry, 1962) - Domus Iustitiae, Funchal (9x12)

João Vaz de Carvalho (4x5 inches)

João Vaz de Carvalho (4x5 inches)

Júlio Resende (Vitral, 1972) - Domus Iustitiae, Vagos (9x12)

Karel Apel, 1973 (6x6)

Manuel Cargaleiro, 1976 (8x10 inches)

Marc Chagall, "Vase Bleu" (9x12)

The reproduction in 6x6 was made using a Hasselblad camera, the various 9x12 / 4x5" images were made with a Sinar F2, and the 8x10 inches was shot with a Gandolfi Precision.

The lenses I use on my large format cameras are in general made by Schneider and Rodenstock.

Illumination was made, as usual with me, using Hensel Studiotechnik equipment.

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And for today, some more works of Art...

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Still by alphabetical order:

Bela Silva - "Adonis Peludo"

Charters de Almeida

Charters de Almeida

Fernando Pereira

Fernando Pereira

Francisco Goya y Lucientes

Franz Marc - "Zwei Pferde auf der Weide", 1913

Guilherme Camarinha (Tapestry, 1967) - Domus Iustitiae, Águeda

I apologize, but sometimes in the long run, I forget, or loose, the details and information about the works...


As on the post before, I used several cameras, from 6x6 to 5x7inches/13x18cm. I prefer to use Kodak color transparency film for reproductions, because I find it's color rendition more neutral. I avoid the use of "vivid" emulsions. The old EPR 64, and specially EPN 100, are my favourit versions of Ektachrome for such a task. New or newer is not always better...

Maybe one day I will feel like talking about some lightning technics I use...