Rune o Morfar

Whammy!

Not too long ago I started a little project for myself which entailed documenting my father-in-laws retro house while also capturing him, along with my son in various activities.

I only had one photo taken along with another test shot when I was given the opportunity to display my project in a gallery (my first exhibition). Unfortunately I was given a little over a weeks notice so all the photos were taken under very rushed circumstances.

None the less here are the photos I used in the gallery.
Every photo was taken in my father-in-laws house.
Keeping in with the retro theme I processed all the photos to take on some qualities of older color negative film.

The set is called Rune o Morfar. The title is Swedish. Rune is my son (18 months old) and over here it's pronounced Ruu-neh.
In English it reads Rune & Grandad
The set shows Rune visiting and spending time with his grandad before heading home.

1
Canon 5d MK II - Canon EF 85mm f1.2 @ f4 - 1/60 shutter speed - ISO 100
One softbox & one reflector


2
Canon 5d MK II - Canon EF 85mm f1.2 @ f4 - 1/60 shutter speed - ISO 100
One softbox & one reflector


3
Canon 5d MK II - Olympus Zuiko OM 24mm f2 @ f8 - 1/60 shutter speed - ISO 100
Two softboxes & circular polariser


4
Canon 5d MK II - Olympus Zuiko OM 24mm f2 @ f8 - 1/60 shutter speed - ISO 160
Two softboxes & circular polariser


5
Canon 5d MK II - Olympus Zuiko OM 24mm f2 @ f8 - 1/60 shutter speed - ISO 100
Two softboxes & circular polariser


6
Canon 5d MK II - Olympus Zuiko OM 24mm f2 @ f8 - 1/60 shutter speed - ISO 100
Two softboxes & circular polariser


7
Canon 5d MK II - Canon EF 85mm f1.2 @ f8 - 1/60 shutter speed - ISO 100
Two softboxes & circular polariser


8
Canon 5d MK II - Olympus Zuiko OM 24mm f2 @ f8 - 1/60 shutter speed - ISO 125
Two softboxes & circular polariser


9
Canon 5d MK II - Olympus Zuiko OM 24mm f2 @ f4 - 1/60 shutter speed - ISO 200
Two softboxes & circular polariser

beth-lou

Great photos. I love your use of colour. That last photo is really lovely.

kelly1

Great set Whammy.

Tiriel

Beautiful, thank you for posting! Nice to see the shot exif details too

mystic86

Fantastic, lovely lovely work! And thanks for the set-up info

Running any post processing courses on your next visit to Ireland by any chance?!

Wailin

Great pics Whammy, love your style. Keep them coming!

Whammy!

Thanks everyone

mystic86: If you have any questions about my post processing you are more than welcome to ask

Myksyk

Simply wouldn't have thought of the CP for indoor management of glass. That 85mm 1.2 is a beast.

Whammy!

Myksyk wrote: »

Simply wouldn't have thought of the CP for indoor management of glass. That 85mm 1.2 is a beast.

I mainly used it to remove reflections on the floor. It gave the floors a more even look.
I had it set slightly different for the last photo to remove reflections from the side of the car.

The 85 is an amazing lens. I only wish I had the 24mm f1.4 for these photos.

AnCatDubh

This is a most wonderfully executed project which will pay dividends to and for you for generations to come. Seriously good stuff. Congratulations and enjoy those images for many long and happy years to come. Thanks for sharing.

aidanic

For #3 - you might consider removing the IKEA clock from the wall - it's not really in keeping with the other items.

A very nice set - just shown them to Mrs aidanic, who lived in Varmland for a few years.