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Dry plate 5x7 (crop)
Lerebours & Secretan
uncropped image on 500px: 500px.com/photo/1092704474/michaela-dp1-by-patrick-van-de...
leon working on the coop, fine-tuning.
he is the little blob by the ladder behind the door, adjusting.
zero image 4x5 pinhole
First attempt at large format photography. Lots to learn. Ebony45s with 4x5 HP5+ sheet film, developed in ID11, V850 scan.
One of two shots of same setting, one with film [Ortho Plus] and one on paper negative for comparison]
Crown Graphic with 130mm Zeiss Jena and Ilford Ortho Plus developed in Kodak D-76 1+1
the old rum factory - the world could end and those girders would remain standing - how curious it is that we can build things that last forever and yet the one thing without which we cannot live is being destroyed at a rate that would suggest infinite reserves
Along the coast of California's Highway One there are many, many places to pull off and explore the rocks, wonder about the sea, watch for whales, seals, huge brown pelicans, and the furtive crabs. Here, the sea and rocks contend over long ages, though these are obviously rather new to the game.
One of my favorite lines from any song is when the Scarecrow in the Wizard of Oz sings, "Oh I, can tell you why, the ocean's near the shore..."
May you too, find your mind's eye view of mother ocean...
as an example, as I was taking this, I met another lad, scrambling around on the rocks, looking... Chris Axe apparently saw this scene in color... :)
Amanda and I were married at the Anderson Japanese Gardens on October 20th this year. Traditionally, the Gardens haven't been a great location for large format photography as they don't usually allow tripods. This year they instituted a pilot program and they allowed tripods in the afternoons on Wednesdays in October. I took advantage of that and brought out my LF gear the Wednesday after our wedding.
Toyo 45A
Rodenstock Sironar-N 150mm f5.6
Kodak Ektar 100
B+W Polarizing Filter
"Scanned" with Nikon D800
I have got a Leitz medium format projector on a flemarket with this monster of a lens on it. It should cover up until 5x7. I have afapted it to a custom made Linhof size board. It is challanging to shoot with it as it has no iris nor shutter. But it is unique for sure. I will share some results with it.
Tangmere is where the famous WW2 pilot Douglas Bader flew many of his missions. This was shot on a Wista 45DX with a small amount of front rise to keep the verticals straight.
Kullaberg. Waves breaking the shore.
Camera: ONDU 4x5 inch Pinhole camera
Film back: Polaroid 545 Land Film holder
Film: Polaroid Polacolor 79 4x5 inch large format sheet film. Expired November 2004 (Photo taken August 2016)
Exposure: 2 seconds
Scanner: Epson Perfection V700
Thornton Pickard imperial Full Plate camera c1910. Lens Rodenstock F4.5 c 1915 - X-ray film - digitally photographed and inverted for posting
model: www.instagram.com/lisia.dama/
Intrepid 8x10 + Schneider-Kreuznach Symmar 300/5.6
Fomapan 100@160 + Caffenol-CM(RS)
Justin is the Creative Director of Chichester Festival Theatre. I couldn't photograph him in the auditorium of the theatre because final rehearsals for the opening play of the festival were underway. So I decided to use the communal orchard alongside the theatre that was in full bloom at the time.
The scan is reversed. The light was actually on the camera right. Setup was an Elinchrom strobe with a Deep octa camera right (flagged to keep the light of the background) - a gridded spot on the backdrop for some texture. And a SB900 on the floor camera left at 1/16 for a bit more detail in the dark areas.
Shot with a Cambo SC and Rodenstock Sironar 210mm f5.6 lens on Fomapan 200 4x5 film.
Developed in Df96 and scanned with an Epson V850.
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Great monk Dutavira Sthravira from Avalokitesvara temple Jakarta.
He is a well known personality for his engagement in social and inter-religion activities.
Ilford FP4 on Sinar F2 using Rodenstock Caltar 210mm f/5.6 and Visatec light modifier.
Large format really shows me how easily I can become distracted despite slowing down and really looking around me. I missed a shot because other hikers wanted to interact as I was setting up a shot, and I totally screwed up and missed it since I lost my concentration. I'll go back (hopefully!) to see if I can recreate the shot. But I so value LF since it makes me more observant, and the details are just incomparable. This is the last of my expired HP5 so will need to pick up some more 4x5 - I'll be finishing up my Ultra 8x10 soon as well, so time to find deals on film! Thanks to all the flickeranians who continue to inspire!