Still-Life Images, 2015

[jcoldslabs]

Still a lovely image, Ramiro, although there is something a bit magical about the ground glass version.

J.

[jcoldslabs]

[Heespharm]

I like the contrast! Lovely

[Ken Lee]

I don't know what is going on with my contrast, it always seems too much.

Are you using a yellow/orange/red filter ? If not, is there warm-colored light in the room due to warm-colored walls or time of day ?

Otherwise, are you under exposing + over developing ? Or clipping the values while scanning ?

[Ramiro Elena]

I used the modeling light of a Bowens strobe (tungsten).
I wanted to keep the highlights under control so it is a bit under-exposed. The constant rotary processor I use, might be adding some unwanted contrast. The negative looks well balanced though and the highlights are in fact within the values I expected.
The scanning is Ken Lee proof, no fault there

[Robert Langham]

Shot this morning, processed film in the AM, ran proofs after lunch and liked this one enough to go ahead and print a couple on real paper.


Easter Fish Wood.

[Robert Langham]

Several items still being frozen and unfrozen. I was washing this one away and stopped...

[electricphoto]

It's a painting. Lovely. Love the space and the tones.

Just as I anticipated, I like the digital color version shot through the ground glass much more. I don't know what is going on with my contrast, it always seems too much.


img384 by rabato, on Flickr

[lbenac]

Sinar P CZJ 250/4.5 Delta 100 DD23

[TPanico]

Is this considered still life?



Busch Pressman, Wollensak 162mm f/5.6, pre-flashed photo negative.