Here are some Indonesian girls cooking sate on my barbecue. This was shot in 8x10 on the Dallmeyer 3b stopped down to f/16. But the 3b doesn't cover 8x10 (doh!), so I eliminated the vignette by printing in cyanotype. This is actually the worst print I made, but my wife gave away the others before I had a chance to scan.
Finally, here is a little portrait of my little grandniece Emily, who lives high in the mountains in Tembagapura, Papua, Indonesia. This was shot on 4x5, and I must say it is very difficult to get focus, then ensure a toddler doesn't wiggle before the film is inserted and shot taken. Still, this is my favorite out of focus shot I've ever made, and the first time I've seen "out-of-focus" as perhaps a useful method of soft-focus.
Antoine, my son.
Chamonix 45F1
Zeiss Tessar 150mm F4.5 from circa 1930 (wide open)
Delta 100 developped in Xtol (1+1)
Technikardan 45S, 210 Apo-Symmar, Portra 160
Love this, Noah.
I was shooting some old (and I mean OLD) Type 79 a couple of weeks ago. Technikardin 45; Xenotar 150 F2.8, wide open, of course.
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