How NOT to Do Large Format, Illustrated -- :o)

[David A. Goldfarb]

Ha! That's brilliant.

[Allen Quinn]

I agree with what Oren said. Whatever it was...(:

[Alan Davenport]

Well, technically, I learned nothing from this, since it ain't me in the picture.

Posted with permission of the victim, but sworn to protect his anonymity...

[robc]

are you sure that is not lens fungus?

[Kerry L. Thalmann]

Well, technically, I learned nothing from this, since it ain't me in the picture.

Posted with permission of the victim, but sworn to protect his anonymity...

So, is it a fellow large format photographer, or just a curious onlooker checking out the big, old camera and asking, "Is that a Hassleblad?".

Kerry

[Wilbur Wong]

Fabulous depth of field Alan, what lens were you using on the technica? F stop? Shutter speed I take it was a bit slow.

[John Brownlow]

are you sure that is not lens fungus?

No, it's face fungus.

[David A. Goldfarb]

Fabulous depth of field Alan, what lens were you using on the technica?

Given how much of the bed is showing, I'd say 75-80mm. Don't ask how I know this. I, umm..., just know.

[Glenn Thoreson]

Speed Graphic, is it not? Perhaps a Crown?

[paulr]

the expression says it all. it almost looks like the camera is running you over.

at any rate, it's a keeper, yes?