kodak portra 160 developed in unicolor c41. light box capture on olympus epl1 and converted in lightroom and photoshop.

f400 popcorn tin camera, cylindrical film plane, Arista APHS ortho lith film (6.2"x10"), developed in Soemarko LC-1, scanned from negative in two passes and stitched in Photoshop

Its´s ready! The new camera has (a bit of) lens movements horizontally and vertically, and a removable back, which can be placed to either portrait- or landscape position. That was propably the main reason to build the new camera. It´s also a lot easier to carry and handle this one.

Calumet 45n, Rodenstock 150mm 5.6 Sironar-N, Kodak Tri-X in T-Max developer

Re-scan in the works..

Polaroid

went to school and scanned everything I had been too lazy to contact, of course everything I didn't contact was 20 times better than the stuff I had put up a couple days ago.

This is a scan of one of the shots I took with my 4x5 Toyo view camera.

I used a 90mm lens, with the bellows extended quite far.

It was shot at f/5.6, at 1/80 shutter speed, lit by a single 120w bulb.

Tom Schaefer asked me to photograph this bulb after it stopped working (the filament is detached). He thought it would look nice as a large format picture, and I'm really glad that he asked me to photograph it.

Large Format bokeh; it makes me laugh.

tokyo,Japan

Vines growing on a fence in my backyard. 4x5 format Tmax 100 and a contact print

delta 100 developed in 10 year old mixed d76

digital conversion with fuji xpro and darktable.

Intrepid 4x5

75mm super angulon F5.6

Rodinal stand 1-100

fomapan 400

ilford fp4 125 developed in ID11 1+1. digital capture with olympus epl1 and inversion in lightroom classic.

funabashi near from tokyo,Japan

urayasu near from tokyo,Japan

japanese garden - seattle arboretum

Nagaoka Woody 45, Fujinon 135mm/5.6, 1 sec., f.8, Fuji FP-100B45 instant film.

Shot late March, 2008. Saitama, Japan.

(not made on a mac)

we have this thing called "the store" it's where you get all your darkroom equipment out and book studio time.

it's always where you go and just ask for a large format camera or a hassleblad or mamiya or rollei or ...... and they give it to you.

so fucking awesome.

although you do have to take it back sometime. meh.

tokyo,Japan

Alright. I'm getting boring with these daily pictures. I swear once this semester gets rolling they won't be so lame. But, I did finally hang a few of my art pieces. Those frames I picked up the other day I'm starting to love. My room is a little more cozy now since the white walls aren't so distracting.

After taking just a few pictures, I began to plan a new body. I had to brake my camera v1 to pieces cause I didn´t have any bricks left. Here´s the new camera without bellows.

with the new gold apollo 300mm f2.8 lens on TOYO810M2, also a between the lens black mist filter was applied. Still the top level of high speed lenses!

The lens will be delivered as a part of SMARTFLEX8x10 camera

Fujifilm PRO160NS 8x10

Pian della Cavalla

tokyo,Japan

Nagaoka Woody 45, Fujinon 135mm/5.6, 1/15, f.45, Fuji Acros

Shot April 1, 2008. Yanaka, Tokyo.

4x5

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

Have an itch to play with some large negatives, so will put a camera together with junk I have laying around.

delta 100 developed in 10 year old mixed d76. shot in 2014? developed in 2020.

digital conversion with fuji xpro and darktable.

EPSON scanner image

Here's a shot of my cambo large format camera.