How long was the exposure? I love how the paper neg has brought out the freckles. Great work.Originally Posted by knuf
How long was the exposure? I love how the paper neg has brought out the freckles. Great work.
Thx.
Exp was ~ 4s using lens cap. Need to find some way to calm down the wiggly camera, though.
Nayima by Ashley Hoff, on Flickr
Toyo 45a, Caltar II 210mm F6.8, Foma 200 Rated at EI 120, Processed in Adonal.
From my first studio session. The highlights are touch hotter than I wanted, but hey, its all a learning exercise for me.
Cheers
Beautiful contrast and texture hoffy!
Maybe this fits here. Double portrait.
TMX @ 100, Ysarex 150/4.5 @ 16 or 22. Pyrocat MC, 4990 scan.
Thanks @koraks. I'm still learning how to handle the beast, so simply getting the shot was enough for me.
As for yours (& the other one you posted under nude) - very challenging photography. Deliciously dark and sinister. I like it when boundaries are pushed.
Very nice Koraks!
@hoffy, you're doing something right, because that doesn't look like an early attempt at all!
And thank you both for the compliments!
Brighde (blog post: https://ambrotrocities.wordpress.com...des-ambrotype/)
11x14 clear glass ambrotype
24 inch JC Somerville rapid rectilinear lens, 1 second exposure @ f8 (I love this lens! First time using it...)
hot today so a little messy but it makes a nice edgy portrait of this cool chick.
Both of these are badass, for different reasons.Ivar through an Eidoscope #2 wide open
Great stuff, Alex & Stéphane.
Judy. 335mm Wollaston, f:4.6 wide open. 8x10 paper negative
The lens is here...
http://www.largeformatphotography.in...eniscus-Lenses
Reinhold
www.re-inventedPhotoEquip.com
Seroco 5x7 Portrait FPKodak 1 Small by rrunnertexas, on Flickr
Shot with a Seroco 5x7 camera, about 1905 model, with lens wide open (f/11).
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