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Large format Crown Graphic. Practice shot from first shots ever with this camera. Developed in straight d-76 i think. Student grade film (Arista Edu 100 iso)
this one got kind of weird (in the sky) when I scanned it in.....
It's been a while since I last released any photos.
This one was taken 11 months ago in AlGan at the northern tip of Saudi Arabia. It was a cold night and we found refuge in small area surrounded by mountains from all sides except a small opening in southern side that was barely enough for my car. A fine shelter from the cold Northern wind.
At midnight the clouds gathered and it started raining lightly. At sunrise clouds started to part and sun stroke the mountain across the valley. This is the view outside our mansion!
Shot on kodak ektar using chamonix 4x5 and Rodenstock 90mm
4x5 Fuji Provia 100F, Linhof Technika, Schneider Symmar 15cm 1:5.6, wide open 1/4 sec exposure w/ off-camera flash
From "My Life In A Dome" project, exploring themes from my boyhood through the objects saved by my parents.
Toyo 45CF, 150mm Schneider, Ilford HP5+, PMK Pyro developer.
A while back, I bought a wooden film holder at a flea market that turned out to have a couple sheets of unknown film in it. I held out no hope of finding latent images, but I developed them anyway, thinking maybe there would be something interesting. One sheet was purely blank, but this one revealed abstract evidence of handling, exposure, and time. What you see here is heavily post-processed, with individual color channels enhanced and combined.
Radisson Blue seen from the Japanese Garden at Planten un Bloomen in Hamburg, Germany. Digitally colorized B&W pinhole shot on 4x5 (cma20220821-L-02 HRS220828 scf250808).
Sun, sea and sauna. Remainds me of those endless hot summers when I was a child. In those days it never rained and mosquitos were not even manufactured back then :) Golden memories.
Polaroid 59, Graflex Super Graphic
Alors on dira que j'aime assez bien cette image au couleurs d'Automne. C'est un de mes premiers Vandykes, avec la simplicité, quelques bains pour le développement et surtout aucune tonalité particulière contrairement à l'image suivante.
Utilisation de mon boitier à Sténopé 5x7" de 55mm de focale et avec une ouverture de F/212.
Négatif Rollei Ortho 25 avec un temps de pose de 16' qui m'a permis de prendre mon petit déjeuner :-)… C'était long...
Pour le développement : Utilisation du révélateur R09 one shot en Stand dev à 1+100, avec un temps de 60' et une agitation de 1' au début et 30" à 30'. Développement réalisé en cuvette et sous lumière inactinique. J'aime assez bien ce principe du Stand dev, avec assez bien d'information dans les basses lumières.
------ Une Règle que je veux mettre en place pour mes Procédés Alternatifs : je ne veux pas utiliser un négatif numérique mais le négatif original, il me faut donc être le plus rigoureux possible pour obtenir un négatif utilisable --------
Enfin ici le papier utilisé est du Bergger Cot 320… Un papier qui donne d'assez beaux résultats en Vandyke.
Flickr pour APPRENDRE - PARTAGER - TRANSMETTRE !!!!!!
Camera: 1950 4x5 RHS Camera with front tilt
Lens: Schneider-Kreuznach f/5.6 150mm
Paper negative: Kodak Kodabromide F5
Exposition: ISO 3
Developed with Caffenol CM by inspection under a safe light
Seneca Improved View 8x10, Astragon 210 4.5, Silens external shutter, Shanghai Gp3 100, ~1/50 @ f11
This woman spoke to me only in world weary and exasperated French.
#BelieveInFilm #NoKings #LargeFormat
Went out with some expired Arista Ultra 100 and the Intrepid 8x10. Wandered on a back country road and captured some perspective images. The detail in LF is really wonderful, and using Rodinal/Xtol in sequence seems to bring out the detail with good tonality. Thanks to the inspiration that the flickr community continues to give!