Flowers Anyone?

[Moogie]

Dead roses photographed from the garden through my living room window. TMY-2, HC 110 (b). Lens was probably my AUS Jena Tessar 210.

[IMG]Dead Roses by William Poole, on Flickr[/IMG]

Amazing shot.
Looks almost like painted!

[dahlmann01]

Chamonix 4x5 kodak tri-x 320 R09 oneshot

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[Leszek Vogt]

Amaryllis hybrid 'Ruby Star', on 8X10 Bergger Pancro400, processed in Rodinal 1:25 (Kodak 12" Ektar lens at f45)

This is really nice, Paul. I had no idea that the 12" Ektar renders so wonderfully. You just prodded me to try my Ektar. Thanks.

Les

[fj55mike]

Here's some "Pricktorialism"

Deardorff V8
Ilford HP5+ in DD-X
Scanned Negative.


Echinopsis Blossoms by Mike Boudreaux, on Flickr

[sheel]

Sinar Norma 4x5
Ilford HP5+ ISO 400
Rodenstock Grandagon-N 65mm f4.5
Natural window light + gold reflector


Sheet 77 by Sheel Kapur, on Flickr

This is an image I made years ago. This is 4X5 Trix, I can't remember the developer I used, but the image was scanned on a Drum scanner by James Beck in Colo. I placed these echinacea in front of a black drop cloth and used window light from the side.
Echinacea by Steve Hicks, on Flickr

This is so good!

[macolive]

Beautiful!

[Pali K]

Lovely photo Sheel!

[germansaram]

Dead roses photographed from the garden through my living room window. TMY-2, HC 110 (b). Lens was probably my AUS Jena Tessar 210.

[IMG]Dead Roses by William Poole, on Flickr[/IMG]

This really is a mesmerizing picture! The reflection of the window adds some kind of mystery in my opinion. The roses also tried their best to look good in the shot, creating this formation

[macolive]

Here's some "Pricktorialism"

Deardorff V8
Ilford HP5+ in DD-X
Scanned Negative.


Echinopsis Blossoms by Mike Boudreaux, on Flickr

I really like this!

[Corran]

Dried Rose
Linhof MT, 150mm Xenotar