Recently I had the opportunity to work as a still photographer in a movie that was being shot on the island. With it being a long time since doing this type of assignment and it being in very short notice I just ran home and packed all my gear in two bags.
As a still photographer, for the sake of the motion picture, I couldn’t photograph anything during the shooting of the scenes, so I decided to shoot portraits of the crew for my amusement between scenes.
The weapon of choice was my old but trusted Nikon FG with Fujifilm Pro 400H. Being in a mixed lighting condition the choice of the film was critical, so I go for a fast and flexible emulsion.
In this series of portraits I mainly use two focal lens a Nikon 50mm 1.8 E series and a Nikkor 135mm 3.5
The experience was very rewarding and I’m very proud of of the results




Iván A Mendez (FoToGrAfIkA)
@visionfotografika
@fotografika
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Thomas Sheppard on 5 frames with a Nikon FG & Fujifilm Pro 400H – By Ivan Mendez
Comment posted: 15/05/2020
Your camera, film and lenses the served you well, and the results are very pleasing.
There is so much spontaneity in these images.
I love them