Still-Life Images, 2015

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Deardorff - Cooke PS945 - Fomapan 200 5x7 - Pyrocat HD

[hendrik faure]

What a start of a new year.. All excellent photographs, although I do have a particularly liking to Hendrik's photogravure and David's flowers...

thank you Andreios,
the negativ was taken with an "Ilex 3 inch (75 mm) f:1.9 Oscillo-Paragon 1:0.85x". This lens is very sharp at near distance but covers 4x5 inch not completely. Depth of sharpness is very small, so I burnt down the clockwork by a gas soldering lamp. The gravure was a bit complicated, low temperature in my working room.
hendrik

[SergeiR]

8x10, Dallmeyer 3D

Cofee & Sushki by Sergei Rodionov, on Flickr

[Peter Yeti]

thank you Andreios,
the negativ was taken with an "Ilex 3 inch (75 mm) f:1.9 Oscillo-Paragon 1:0.85x". This lens is very sharp at near distance but covers 4x5 inch not completely. Depth of sharpness is very small, so I burnt down the clockwork by a gas soldering lamp. The gravure was a bit complicated, low temperature in my working room.
hendrik

Hendrik, this is the best photo gravure I've seen from you in the still-life thread, yet, very nice indeed. I recently started thinking about trying photo gravure myself, though it seems to be a rather difficult technique. Could you share some details about how you're doing this? If you think it's not appropriate for this thread, you could post somewhere else or by email. But maybe it's not only interesting for myself.

Peter

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Pinkham Bi- @F4.5, expired Fuji FP-100C45, b&w in nik analog efex

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Deardorff - Cooke PS945 - HP5+ 5x7" - XTOL 1:1

[chassis]

Deardorff - Cooke PS945 - HP5+ 5x7" - XTOL 1:1

Really great!

[chassis]

Hendrik, this is the best photo gravure I've seen from you in the still-life thread, yet, very nice indeed. I recently started thinking about trying photo gravure myself, though it seems to be a rather difficult technique. Could you share some details about how you're doing this? If you think it's not appropriate for this thread, you could post somewhere else or by email. But maybe it's not only interesting for myself.

Peter

Hr. Faure, I am also interested in your technique and process. It would be wonderful to read about it, or see some images of your workshop. As Mr. Yeti suggested, it could be nice to read about your work in the processing forum.

[andreios]

Tom, that pencil is absolutely fantastic!

[stradibarrius]

Tom the pencil is great! I love the everyday things that are presented in such a creative way.