Flowers Anyone?

[Bob Farr]

These are from my garden. Printed on Azo developed in amidol from a 5x7 negative, 2011.

[Harley Goldman]

These are tulips from my garden, 5x7 negative, contact print on Azo developed in amidol developer. Exposure in 2011.Attachment 72772

Real sweet, Bob. I like it a lot.

[David Brunell]

I just got a new-to-me B&L Projection Lens. I think it's somewhere in the 12-14 inch range. The diameter is 3.5 inches, so I guessed that it's a f/4 and shot these...



Both were shot with a single strobe in an otherwise dark room. (Sadly I wasn't given a Packard Shutter with the lens I actually made a temporary lensboard out of cardboard... I was worried that it was gonna fall off.

Let me know what you think and shout out any suggestions for what to do with a nice, old, projection lens.

I like this first one alot James Hughes

[James Hughes]

I like this first one alot James Hughes

Thanks David! I'm finally finding some time to play around in the studio, and flowers are my first order of business

[mdm]

One from long ago rediscovered. Love it.

[rince]

Please forgive me, this is my first LF shot and on top of that I am new to scanning as well ...

[gsinico]

Some Rhododendron blossom.
135 Sinaron, Provia 100F.

[gbogatko]

From yesterday...

[James Hughes]

Please forgive me, this is my first LF shot and on top of that I am new to scanning as well ...

Rince, I'd say you did just fine. I love waterdrops on flowers I'm no expert yet, but it seems like digitizing negatives is like printing in a darkroom...

[rince]

Rince, I'd say you did just fine. I love waterdrops on flowers I'm no expert yet, but it seems like digitizing negatives is like printing in a darkroom...

Thank you James. Still I would argue that my darkroom prints look better than my scans ... Or at least this is what I want to believe