"If it doesn't move, shoot it" (post yer still lifes)

[rippo]

I haven't seen a dedicated still-life thread here, at least in awhile. So, since I never seem to get out and about with my monorail, how about a picture thread for the homebound? I'll start:

We have a puppy. He's a six month old, 50 lb Australian Shepherd. He chews up everything in the back yard. Yesterday while I was away, he chewed the drip irrigation system timer right off the hose bib, causing water to flood for an hour or so, until a neighbor spotted it and turned it off. He chews everything. He broke into the composter so he could eat...dirt? Lawn clippings?

This is the first of a series. "Things the Dog Has Chewed."

Toyo-View C, Kodak Anastigmat 6-5/8" (154mm) barrel lens, mounted in front of a packard shutter. Shot wide open at f/4.5. Burned up the last of my Ilford Delta 100 on this (shot at ASA 50). Digitally toned, because I care about you guys.

[Jim Galli]

Campaign Promise

2D 810 / Wolly 8 1/4 'stigmat

[Toyon]

Campaign Promise

2D 810 / Wolly 8 1/4 'stigmat

Fantastic Jim. And of course with a stig.

[Ben Chase]

Campaign Promise

2D 810 / Wolly 8 1/4 'stigmat

I nominate this for "Most appropriate title" of all time Awesome Jim.

[Brian Bullen]

Colin, those xenars certainly do make for some beautiful bokeh. Excellent bottles too, are they all clear? My favorite parts of this photo are the little trinkets at the bottom, especially the glass skull, as well as the flower on the right. Very nice. Thanks for posting.

[adietrich]

Polaroid Type 55, scanned in color and inverted.

-a

[Matt Blaze]

Cover art for imaginary (and probably terrible) spy novel, "Pocket Litter":




240mm/5.6 APO-Symmar-S, Betterlight Super 6K-HS, Sinar P. Minox III, lockpicks, business card, torn playing card.

[Maretzo]

G-Claron 210, Ilford FP4+

[David Karp]

Thanks for that Jim.

[domenico Foschi]

Thanks for that Jim.

Yeah, really, thank for that Jim...