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managed to get some sort of image , after over exposing this shot. Decided not to clean up the image, as it has a certain quality ! - Warts and all !
Seneca view camera
type: 8x10 large format
number stamped on bottom: 9
Lens: None
Shuttler: None
Camera owner: Charlie Graf
The only Schlieren photo I seem to have kept, or at least can find.
This is of a hairdryer and you can see the focussed jet of hot hair at the nozzle which mixes with the surrounding air to diffuse the stream. The dark bits on either side are the turbulence where the surrounding air is drawn into the hairdyer's stream.
Film: FP4+ 4x5
Took this in one of the stone hallways in Princeton U. Love the architecture there - beautiful campus.
It was a cloudy day so there was this beautiful diffused light casting soft shadows on the stone. I knew there would be this great tonality from such gradual shifts in light intensity. I metered for the shadow on the floor placing it on zone IV.
Done with the Graflex Crown Graphic, light form window on the left. Can't seem to find the original otherwise I would make a better scan. It's full of details the original contact print.
Shot with a 50x50cm large format camera with 750mm f9 Carl Zeiss Jena Apo Tessar onto ilford paper as a negative, then digitized by a Nikon d750.
Fotografiert mit der Intrepid 8x10 auf Fomapan 100 Film. Mein erster Versuch mit 8x10 Zoll Negativfilm. Gleich mal Tilt und Shift ausprobiert um die Fokusebene durchs Bild laufen zu lassen und die Inschrift auf den Gräbern unkenntlich zu machen.
Graflex Graphic View I ; 4x5" EFKE PL 100;
Ernemann Ernon 13.5 cm/ F6.8;
t 1/10; f 11;Rodinal 1:50; 20 C;
13 min
St Andrew Cathedral along South bridge Road. One the earliest methodist church in Singapore built by indian immigrants and prisoners.
Shot on 8banners 4x5 large format pinhole camera using Fujifilm provia 100 positive film