Re: reclining nudes!

[Steve Shapiro <sgshiya@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

So Who makes those brass 'laparee' extentions today; as I would like a 35mm adapter for my #8 Cirkut.

 

S. Shapiro, Carmel, CA

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From: Simon Nathan

To: mailto:<rmonagha@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> ; Charles Stough ; gary beasley ; hulcher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Sent: Friday, May 07, 1999 5:21 PM

Subject: Re: reclining nudes!

PANORAMIC LIST WEBMASTER- PLEASE TELL ME HOW TO ROUTE THIS TO COLLIN AND STEVE. IT APPEARS (MY NOTE TO COLLIN} IN ISSUE 517 BONG BULL WHICH IS INSIDER'S THING FOR 2,800 AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DESKMEN. I HAVE ALEADY SENT TO TONY. THANX. SIMON

Simon Nathan wrote:

 colin- in the latter half of the sixties an art director from esquire had me photograph  an italian actress who was practically all bosom for intended use, thusly, you'd section by section of her on pages in sequence, then two pages more for her two page complete pitcture. she was accompanied by her her mother. she had parental permission for her job as film producer's mistress. use hulcherama to do what you cirkuit- dreamed. special order #4 roller transport. i used it for interior of  upstairs cockpit on 747 fot ann report some time back. simon nathan

Colin Bullard wrote:

Steve,
I went as far as getting a 16 tooth (If my memory serves me correctly) gear from
Jim before he passed away to photograph a reclining nude with my #10, I could
get the body to "wrap" around the right way but the legs were a bit of a
problem..........mmmm
knee joints were not designed to bend in the necessary direction.
I intended shooting at 4-5 feet radius with a 450mm nikkor,

Colin
Melba Studios
Sydney Australia

Steve Shapiro wrote:

> Yes!  I'd buy a 35mm adapter for my #8 Cirkut.
> I want to photograph reclining nudes.
> S. Shapiro, Carmel, CA.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <MMagid3005@xxxxxxx>
> To: <rmonagha@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>; <panorama-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Saturday, May 01, 1999 8:04 PM
> Subject: Re: $25 panoramic cameras.. Re: film spool dimemsions/ film source
>
> > I'm the (now retired) judge who used to make the film size adapters that
> Bob
> > Monaghan described.  I've been too busy the last few years to do much with
> > them.  Is there still a market for them? -- Marty Magid
> >