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Original: Fujifilm Velvia 4Ñ…5" (Large Format)
Limited edition: 250 signed copies (read more)
Place: Russia. Taganay is a group of mountain ridges in the Southern Urals
Got up very early and a friend drove me up past Dapa to the Hindu Tea plantain. I'm still working out issue with large format. The film still had a lot of scratches even though it loaded fairly easily. The negatives come out a bit flat. Yadda. Yadda. But, on balance, I'm loving the process and the images.
1/60 sec at f/11
Ilford FP4+ developed in Kodak Xtol 1:3, 14 mins.
Shot as iso 3
8 seconds
f 8
Dry plate from old agfa box that was open. Maybe from 40's or 50's
Developped under red light with rodinal 1+50 and stopped and fixed with ilford.
First time ever had a chance to experience large format camera - today just settings and handling basics but can't wait to start taking photos :)
The next Image from my upcoming show at the Fitzrovia Gallery: fitzroviagallery.co.uk/myportfolio/simon-kennedy/
It will run from September 1st to 12th, private view is September 1st...
I hope you will be able to make it - all invited!
The show features a text from Dr Andrew Higgott, author of Camera Constructs.
About the series:
Wolfson consists of 20 images created at Wolfson House, an exemplary Modernist building, using a large format film camera. Numerous explorations were made through the unoccupied building as it was stripped of its contents for refurbishment. The final images combine photographs of distinct spaces at different times to suggest the production of new spaces.
Simon Kennedy is an Architectural Photographer based in London
My instagram account with new images is here: www.instagram.com/_simonkennedy/
these was the same day but the pictures are taken with Kodak Aeroektar 178mm f2.5. This lens was regarded as a common initiative lens of hyper bokeh on 4x5 format, with the speedgraphic. Making a 35mm equivalent f0.68. Different to the 3G4E structure, the AE is a typical double gauss design, the bokeh is still my favourite style. These 3 pic are also with the kodak aerocolor film 2460, an aero with aero photo
I recently did a photo project on my grandparents as a way to get to know them and spend more time with them. I learned more about my family and made their day in the process.
Shot with a 4x5 for my large format class
might need some correction here!
The western buttress of Braeriach (on the right) and Sgor an Lochan Uaine (aka The Angel's Peak) rising (momentarily) above a misty Lairig Ghru
as seen from just North of the March burn
Negative shot on Fomaspeed photographic paper, inverted digitally. 1930s Fotokor plate camera, 9x12 cm. F4.5, exposure tme approx. 2.5 minutes.
got my film back today from this year's Gathering Of The Juggalos...scanning,scanning,scanning.
here is a sneak peak.
go here to see last year's photos
www.dcroninphoto.com/index.php?/project/the-gathering-of-...
Picture taken in Inzigkofen, Germany by Monika Andrae
Camera: Chamonix 4x5; Nikkor 75mm f/4
Film: Ilford Ortho +
Shot this awhile ago on a Toyo-View C 4x5 large format camera, with Fuji FP-3000B instant film. This is of course the scanned 'throw away' negative. Lots of solarization, possibly because I didn't let it develop long enough? RIP FP-3000. :(
Shot on 1930s 9x12 cm Fotokor plate camera and some expired photo paper ftom 1970s. Approx. 1 ISO, 2,5 minutes of exposure at F:11