vrijdag 14 november 2014
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Another good look in the mirror.... "Not bad going!" The expression in Iris' face suggests that she is pleased with her looks in these small but playful Formlenti glasses from China. This is wonderful posing indeed.
Iris 163
Iris checking her looks in Formlenti glasses with the help of a big round mirror. The grey tint in the lenses is caused by the reflection of the intense sunlight in the mirror.
Iris 162
"Bye bye hat and thank you, Nel, for the loan of it!". Iris posing in a standing position, wearing contemporary Formlenti glasses, Rx minus sixteen. A soft focus zoom was used in the editing of this photo.
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Concentrated posing by Iris in contemporary myodisc glasses from China. The "Formlenti" effect is clearly visible. Only the central part of the lens has the extreme Rx required. It's surrounded by a plano carrier lens. Note the sharp demarcation between the central part and the carrier lens and especially the way this demarcation neatly follows the shape of the frame.
Iris 160
Minus sixteen is an extreme prescription. The image of the model's eyes is reduced with one third (2% per diopter) in comparison with her bare eyed portraits.
Iris 159
These Bailingguizu glasses from China were sent to me by Stefan from Bavaria, a photographer whose work with iconic model Sandra was highly inspirational to me before starting with my own project. My other sources of inspiration in portrait photography were Alain from Paris and Konstantin from Moscow.
In this and the preceding portrait, Iris is wearing these contemporary glasses halfway her nose, as if they are readers. The lenses are in fact a remake of the "Formlenti" mentioned in the previous series.
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