Now with a white background.

Arum Lily on Agfa X-ray film in my #largeformat camera a 10x8 "New Countess" field camera with a large brass Petzval F4 25cm lens

Exposure - 20 seconds at f32 ISO100

#xrayfilm

#photography

#beautiful #art #photo

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#largeformatcameras,

#analoguephotography,

#diydeveloping,

#vintagecamera,

#largeformat,

#darkroomprint,

#blackandwhite,

#studiothree_galler

#Studiothree_Gallery

#brass

#antiquelens

#artspacecreatives

Aquilegia - paper negative.

“developed” in Photoshop

Thornton Pickard Imperial 6..5"x8.5" F64(Equivalent)

Rapid Aplanat No.3 Ser.D.F.8 (R.O.J.A. vorm. Emil Busch, Rathenow) f 6-384 (on the Gpoerz scale) 8” focus length

ISO2.5 - 15 mins under fluorescent studio light. Ilford RC multigrade glossy paper - developed in Ilford chemistry (Dev 1:9). Photographed with Fuji 24MP. “Developed” in Photoshop.

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#artspacecreatives

#largeformatphotography,

#largeformatcameras

#analoguephotography,

#diydeveloping,

#papernegative,

#vintagecamera,

#largeformat,

#darkroomprint,

#blackandwhite,

#studiothree_galler,

#Studiothree_Gallery,

#brass,

#antiquelens,

Tulip season! Made using photographic paper as film in 1890 10x8 New Countess Field camera. F11 40s, ISO 3 - lens Dalmeyer Pentac f2.9.

Digitised and toned in Photoshop

This is what I have been trying to achieve! - I’m very pleased to get the large Petzval lens to produce what I had hoped it was capable of - lovely softness and bokeh. On Ilford MG IV glossy paper 7”x5”, developed in Bromophen at standard dilution. Exposed for 11s (ISO 2) F 4.5 illuminated with one LED flood light and one fluorescent studio light.

On Stereoscopy Day the international celebration of the birth of stereoscopic 3-D, the inventor of stereoscopy, British polymath Sir Charles Wheatstone. These three images taken at #clevedoncraftcentre with a

1904 Stereo Hawkeye by the Blair Camera Company. Using single sheets of X-ray film it is easy to make the #stereoscopic images.

Negatives are 2x 8cm square. Here swapped L-R - see if you can view the

#3d image by viewing cross-eyed!

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#StereoscopyDay

#bristolphotographer

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#discoverclevedon

#facesofclevedon #theartsquartercheddar #westonartspacewsm @stereoscopicsociety @stereophotography

#3d #stereoscopic #stereoscopicphotography

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@clevedoncraftcentre

@everythingclevedon

oldparson

Enjoying testing the 1904 Stereo Hawk-Eye by the Blair Camera Company. Using single sheets of X-ray film it is easy to make the #stereoscopic images. Following light leak repairs and the addition of a bubble level. This test too for close focussing accuracy and 3D-effect

Negatives are 2x 8cm square. Here swapped L-R - see if you can view the #3d image by stereoscope (parallel) or free viewing.

#studiothreegaller_ #theartsquartercheddar #westonartspacewsm @stereoscopicsociety @stereophotography

#3d #stereoscopic #stereoscopicphotography

@a1ccweston

Most light leaks now sorted on the 1904 Stereo Hawkeye by the Blair Camera Company. Using single sheets of X-ray film it is easy to make the #stereoscopic images.

Frenchay Garage, Bristol

Negatives are 2x 8cm square. Here swapped L-R - see if you can view the

#bristolphotographer

#3d image by viewing cross-eyed!

#studiothreegaller_ #theartsquartercheddar #westonartspacewsm @stereoscopicsociety @stereophotography

#3d #stereoscopic #stereoscopicphotography

@a1ccweston