Originally Posted by callmebrick
Great callmebrick! Colors and composition are snappy and fun. Can you describe the lighting setup?
Great callmebrick! Colors and composition are snappy and fun. Can you describe the lighting setup?
Learning to use some extensions lately and getting close to things. Was this at around 210 extension or extended out more? I like this Ektar stuff.
Overhead DIY softbox, a foamcore reflector in front of the flower. I might have had another light pointed at the face of the flower, I'm not exactly sure as it was a few weeks ago.
I don't remember exactly, I know I had the bellows extended nearly all the way. It's a fairly large flower; the head is about the size of my palm.
That may or may not answer your question. I'm not terribly well educated in LF terminology.
Hi, Copy on paper Ilford Multigrade from Ambrotype 8x10
Jaime Lagos
Hi, Copy on paper Ilford Multigrade from Ambrotype 4x5
Jaime Lagos
Chamonix 045N-2, 75mm Grandagon N 3:1, Provia 100F, Tetenal E6 kit, Tango drumscan
The center by Sebastian Dziuba, auf Flickr
Very nice Sebastian! Toll gemacht.Chamonix 045N-2, 75mm Grandagon N 3:1, Provia 100F, Tetenal E6 kit, Tango drumscan
Do carnivorous pitcher plants count?
From the Atlanta Botanical Garden. Local photo club had a field trip. Lots of photographers with small format cameras and no tripods. Personal Challenge: Take the 4x5 and get at least one nice image. Got a few - this one was with a 210mm focused from my tip toes as it pointed down into a stand of Sarracenccia (?) plants. I liked the shapes and repeating forms. Tri-X 320P or was that Acros 100?
Sarracencia Pitcher Plant by Brandon Ward
Love the pink flower close-up - like a landing of a rover on another world.
Sunflower, Atlanta Botanical Gardens
Photo club field trip; personal objective - get 4x5 images
WistaRF, Kodak Portra 400
f/11-ish, incident metered
Sunflower-Atlanta Botanical Gardens
by Brandon Ward
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