I was asked to share more....

[480sparky]

...so I am. Some info included for some of the shots.



Shen Hao HZX45-IIA
Calumet 210mmf/5.6
13 seconds
f/16
Exposure determined with both incident and 1° spot meters using Gossen Starlite
Open garage door about 5' to left of subjects.
Fill flash from Nikon SB600 speedlight set at 1/8 power, fired 7-9 times from right side
Ilford Delta 100 shot @ N-1
Developed in Ilford DD-X at 68°F for 9:30, 60-sec agitations.





Date/Time: 2015:09:20 14:08:00
Exposure time: 0.067 s (1/15)
Aperture: f/22
Light Source: Daylight
Lens: Nikkor 150mm f/5.6 SW
Camera: Shen Hao HZX 45-IIA
Metering Mode: multi spot
Exposure Mode: Manual
Comment: Polarizer filter : Ilford Delta 100 : Dev. Ilford DD-X 1+4 12 minutes w/1-min agitations at 68°F





Date/Time: 2015:09:20 12:33:00
Camera: Shen Hao HZX 45 IIA
Lens: Nikkor 150/5.6 W
Exposure time: 0.067 s (1/15)
Aperture: f/22.0
Light Source: Daylight
Metering Mode: multi spot
Exposure Mode: Manual
Comment: Polarizer filter





Comments welcome!

[480sparky]

[StoneNYC]

FYI there are specific threads created for image sharing that are separated into genre, like still life, barns and churches, urban landscape, etc, those will be your best place to post these.

Good luck!

~Stone

[480sparky]

Forum: Image Sharing (LF) & Discussion

Post your own large-format images (based on 4"x5" or larger format) for sharing and discussion. Critiques should only be offered if requested by the original poster

Silly me!

[diversey]

I enjoyed your images. They are wonderful !

[DannL]

I would be very interested in knowing the printing process used. The paper used, paper grade, enlarger filtration, developer, split-grade/or not, toner, etc. "Printing is where the magic happens". ie; Fettuccine is quite good when you add the sauce.

[480sparky]

I would be very interested in knowing the printing process used. The paper used, paper grade, enlarger filtration, developer, split-grade/or not, toner, etc. "Printing is where the magic happens". ie; Fettuccine is quite good when you add the sauce.

Well, what you're seeing are scans. So I guess the process would be "Insert negative into scanner......"


But I have printed some.

[480sparky]

I would be very interested in knowing the printing process used. The paper used, paper grade, enlarger filtration, developer, split-grade/or not, toner, etc. "Printing is where the magic happens". ie; Fettuccine is quite good when you add the sauce.

Well, what you're seeing are scans. So I guess the process would be "Insert negative into scanner......"


They're pretty much straight no-fancy stuff prints on Ilford MG developed in Ilford soup.


But I have printed some.

[David Lobato]

Excellent work.