OK, I'll go first since I spend my free time shooting still life in hopes of creating art. This was the first shot I took with my Rodenstock 120mm f/5.6 Macro and just because of that it is a favorite. Shot with Polaroid 55. More to come when I have the time to put them up.So if somebody wants to start a thread where they show their best still life images, I'll love you for it forever.
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Michael W. Graves
[QUOTE=darr;187638]OK, I'll go first since I spend my free time shooting still life in hopes of creating art. This was the first shot I took with my Rodenstock 120mm f/5.6 Macro and just because of that it is a favorite. Shot with Polaroid 55. More to come when I have the time to put them up.
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Looks like you're stuck with a friend. Great shot!
This must be the other half of your shellMy first type 55 with Nikkor 150 on a Shen-Hao field camera.
My best still life, I think, was also my first 4x5 exposure ever...
If a contact print at arm's length is too small to see, you need a bigger camera. :D
Some fruits. Kodak 2D with Heliar 42cm lens. A lilly with 12" Dagor lens.
Sepia/selenium toned silver print, brushed with ferry.
Speaking of still lifes, here is a link to a page that has every Imogen Cunnigham photo ever published for your viewing pleasure
http://www.photoliaison.com/Images/I...lbum/index.htm
Last edited by Chris Strobel; 11-Oct-2006 at 21:36.
Two of my favorites
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Why don't you just buy the Edward Weston / Wright Morris book and save yourselves all that film? ;-)
Nice shot Chris. Do you have more like it?
steve simmons
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