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chiba near from tokyo,Japan

This was a scary moment for my camera equipment. This part of the beach is very flat. I wanted to take a picture of the wave coming in. So I set up my LF camera on a tripod & waited for a benign wave to come in. When the water came in close enough I tripped the shutter (1 sec exposure) & walked away so I wouldn't get wet (water was about 40 degress F). Well, I kept walking backwards & backwards, & backwards... then I kept saying to myself, "gee, the water doesn't seem to be receding". I watched my LF camera on my tripod take on about 3 feet of water & I was about 30 yards away. Eventually, the water receded & I swore not to do that again.

 

Anyway, I'm reprinting some of my older stuff so I think I need to work on my burning technique. I didn't like how the sky turned out.

Shot with a 4x5 View Camera

kodak portra 160 nc developed in unicolor c41. digital light box capture with olympus epl1 and reversal in lightroom and photoshop.

Seneca view camera

type: 8x10 large format

number stamped on bottom: 9

Lens: None

Shuttler: None

Camera owner: Charlie Graf

St Anthony Main, Minneapolis

Anniversary Speed Graphic; 4x5'' Shangai; Ross Wide Angle Xpres 5'' F4; G filter; t 1/30; f 11; Rodinal 1:50; 20 C; 14 min

contact printed on gallery wall with liquid emulsion from largeformat negative

In Estes Park, Colorado.

 

Taken with a 4x5 Super Graphic Camera with a Schneider 90mm f/5.6 Super Angulon lens.

Cyanotype on "Cranes Kid Finish White" paper.

 

Exposure of 10 minutes sun, 10 minutes dim room, 10 minutes sun

10 minutes wash

1 minute Hydrogen Peroxide Development

10 minutes wash

 

My second try turned out much better, though I'm not happy with the wrinkle I managed to place in the photo.

Just south of San Jose, California.

 

Taken with a 4x5 Super Graphic Camera. This was taken with my old 90mm Schneider lens. Notice the light fall off on the corners.

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plaster nipple sculptures by Ben Morey

higher-res-scan-of-a-contact-print-of this

 

'Scuse the dust and hairs etc. The original isn't like that, just a dirty scanner glass... I'm afraid you won't find super-high-quality jpegs here on Flickr, these are just previews!

 

Near Gilroy, CA

 

Taken with a 4x5 Super Graphic and a 210mm f/6.8 Caltar II-E lens.

Reality So Subtle pinhole. Fomapan 400 developed in Rodinal.

Single-element meniscus lens on a Speed Graphic.

Camera: Globica II

Format: 13x18

Sochi, Russia

 

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Wet-plate collodion, clear glass negative 8x10".

Scanned by Epson 4990 with colour mode.

Graflex "speed graphic"

The Efke 25 did a great job capturing the shadows on the underside of the bridge. It can be seen particularly well in the large size.

 

This is a crop from the original image not a zoom.

 

Efke PL 25M @25 in Rodinal 1:100 10min 20C

 

Shot with the Linhof Technika III 4x5 camera. Red 25 filter. 1952 150mm Schneider-Kreuznach Xenar lens. Rangefinder focus.

 

Shot in partnership with Alec Simonson.

This is my senior thesis for my undergrad - I've asked various women to pose for me, then remark on femininity and what it means to them. It's a work in progress.

18x24 cm Cyanotype auf Arches Aquarellpapier

Me, as shot by Erin Siegal for her 20something LGBTQSF project.

Deardorff 4x5; Nikor M 300mm lens; Kodak T-Max 400; Epson V800 scanner

4x5 inch negative scan. 4th photo I have taken on my Shen-Hao. The first three were not so good. I think the bag (which I use instead of the bellows due to the wide angle lense) got in the way of the first two shots.

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