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Untouched negative. No adjustments whatsoever in Photoshop. Same tech details as the Scotland 1
It was getting dark with a storm brewing when I took this one.
To hold the film back in place I use a length of elastic cord held in place with a couple of eye screws and bicycle spoke elbows.
another kitchen photo session, test shots /
Calumet View 4x5 Camera, Polaroid 72 / 3 lamps from IKEA (Swedish is good for everything)
These last round of pictures with tags "largeformat" were actually too large to scan, so I took a photo of each picture on a white background in full sun, then cropped and color balanced them. I think they came out really well. This one in particular was around 3' x 4'. --sean
The Wisconsin Avenue Bridge, as it crosses over Miller Valley and Piggsville. Shot with a 4x5 camera and 240mm lens on Kodak Portra 160NC.
Tri X 400 ca 1983, 510 Pyro 1:500. Shot at box speed, 29 red filter
Film damage at the bottom but I knew it was there. The composition doesn't suffer too much but it could have been cropped out.
One of Phil Nesmith's cameras, seen at a recent gallery talk he did at Irvine Contemporary. Shot at ISO 800, for those interested in such things.
Calumet CC400, Schneider Symmar S 180mm f/5.6, TXP 320
Yes, I make prints. Good luck on getting one. This is limited to one run of five prints in 16x20, and one five image 11x14 run of prints. This is, perhaps, my favorite image I’ve ever taken.