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

Burke & James Press 4x5

Lens from a Vest Pocket Kodak (150mm)

Ilford Fp4+

R09 1+20, 7.5 minutes constant rotary agitation

This negative was a little dense for my taste. I used the Lightmeter Application on my iphone but metered for the shadows so the highlights were unfortunately blown.

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.

158x126cm or 80x64cm, Lightjet on photographic paper

EPSON scanner image

Aw yeah baby

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

Linhof Technika III

Angulon 90/6.8

Ilford HP5 Plus

Scanning by Lyosha at Urbana Museum of Photography.

(1200dpi/8bit TIFF)

Tree in field, 5"

2015.01.03

tokyo,Japan

bilgi 29.tif

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

Ilford Hp5, 4x5

The first frame I ever made--without guidance--on a large format (4x5) camera. Jake was kind enough to give me a large format lesson with his own camera Sunday, and sent me out into the world with a 4x5. Thanks to Sarah for patiently modeling while we worked through the tilts, shifts, and rises.

Thanks also go to my trusted model, the St. John's Bridge. And newest friend, the adjacent bare tree.

Back garden, Clifford Terrace

Into the forest…

Took another swing at this and of the four sheets, these came out best. I think the others might be my first experience with reciprocity failure…

Toyoview 45E / Arista 100 / Rodinal 1:100 120 minutes

@PKU

By Chamonix 045F-1

Fujinon W 210 5.6

Foma Pan 100

the pentax67 SMC 150mm lens mounted to Horseman L45, image circle is insufficient but anyway it works

4x5 slide

tokyo,Japan

ilford direct positive paper on homemade camera

Nikkor-W 180mm, shanghai GP3

Following up on the attempt to make more of this scene, I dragged my 4x5 out for some exercise. Looks like I have a light leak though it might be a lensboard issue, as it seems not to have happened when I changed lenses. The larger views are with a Schneider 90mm and the one that seems to move on its own was with a Schneider 180. Bottom right is a crop from bottom left. The others are full frame.

Toyoview 45E / Arista 100 (I think) / Rodinal 1:50 14 minutes.

Making the bellows for the next camera out of black, thick cardboard.