This is the second time in recent weeks that I have found the light source a more intriguing subject than the still life I had arranged.
Toyo 45A, 210mm Sironar-N, Tri-X (expired 1999).
Jonathan
This is the second time in recent weeks that I have found the light source a more intriguing subject than the still life I had arranged.
Toyo 45A, 210mm Sironar-N, Tri-X (expired 1999).
Jonathan
Nothing wrong about that! A bit mesmerizing if you stare at the shot...Originally Posted by jcoldslabs
Jonathan, that is beautiful.
This is the second time in recent weeks that I have found the light source a more intriguing subject than the still life I had arranged.
Toyo 45A, 210mm Sironar-N, Tri-X (expired 1999).
Jonathan
"Tea and the Paper"
Century 8A with 8x10 back, B&L Tessar 400mm @f22, 2 strobes, 8x10 Ortho Green Xray film in Rodinal 1:50, 6.5 min, 68 deg.
Thanks. It pays to be flexible in your planning!
J.
Still life. "Flow"
Ektascan xray, 14.5in Verito lens.
dev: DD23
This is after reading about the "theory of spots" in an old art-photography book (can't remember the name off the bat).
Simple and gorgeous!Still life. "Flow"
Ektascan xray, 14.5in Verito lens.
dev: DD23
This is after reading about the "theory of spots" in an old art-photography book (can't remember the name off the bat).
Very cool! Sharp hole saws on a fuzzy cloth with a fuzzy glowy lens. It works. And you can use the hole saws to cut lensboard holes when you're done.
Still life. "Flow"
Ektascan xray, 14.5in Verito lens.
dev: DD23
This is after reading about the "theory of spots" in an old art-photography book (can't remember the name off the bat).
Thanks guys!! Annnnd, yes!! that's what the cookie-cutters are for. Cutting lens board openings.
Did this on 8x10 Fomapan - a followup from a tiny format job. Was flowers - now still-life.
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