A short post this morning as I have a dental appointment in a little while and my mouth does not feel very good.  I had a late meeting and after the meeting I either chipped a tooth and exposed a nerve or I lost the only filling I have.

Jeanne found some of my camera collection.  I think there is more than what she found but this will get me started on my project.  This is just the first effort to see what I needed to do.  I shot this with a Nikon D3 | Nikon 105 mm  1:1 Macro f2.8 lens | one Nikon SB800 strobe flash.

I used two white foam boards with a black one for the base.  Processed the RAW file in Lightroom 4 and finished it off using Nik’s Silver Effects Pro 2.0.  Next I will play with the lighting and perhaps use a studio strobe.   I think there is a lot of things I can do to get the look I have already in my mind.

The camera is a Brownie Flash Six – 20 camera.  It was introduced in 1946 and had a production run until 1955.  It used 620 roll film and retailed for a whopping $6.00.

Considering how little time I spent on this image  I’m not unhappy with this first result.  Thanks for stopping by and enjoy your Tuesday.  Be careful.