St Annes Wandsworth in SW London
5x4 Gandolfi Traditional maximum rise+, 150mm Xenar, ⅛ Sec f16 Orange filter, Foma 100. Developed PMK Pyro. Scanned into Photoshop and Quadtone applied. Some spotting, no other photoshoppery.
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St Annes Wandsworth in SW London
5x4 Gandolfi Traditional maximum rise+, 150mm Xenar, ⅛ Sec f16 Orange filter, Foma 100. Developed PMK Pyro. Scanned into Photoshop and Quadtone applied. Some spotting, no other photoshoppery.
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Abandoned Church in Howe, Tx.
Shen Hao 4x5, Fuji 135W, FP4
hello Bryan,,Originally Posted by bspeed
nice shot,, looks like that bell tower is headin south.. what a shame to let this history fall apart
Last edited by Ken Lee; 3-Feb-2011 at 03:50.
Mt. Pleasant Community Church near Scio, OR
B&J Press 4x5
Fuji 125
St Stephen's Clanfield West Oxfordshire
Ebony RSW45, Rodenstock Grandagon-N 75mm, Muliple exposure
Ilford Delta 100 in DD-X
C&C welcome
Patrick, great work! I like the depth due to the rock in the foreground, I like those clouds that make the light "explode" out of the church. Overall a good thing. I could do with a bit larger image to see more of the details :-)
I get a little bit the impression that the tower is leaning to the right, maybe not completely levelled or the film wasn't all level in the cassette... or is that on purpose?
Thanks Sascha,
Does get larger if you click on it but I've a larger version on mobile me:
http://gallery.me.com/p.medd
If it is leaning to the right it's not intentional - maybe I needed to level the camera better
Patrick
Beautiful! Love the sky - like rays eminating from the church. The tombstone in the foreground really leads your eye in.
Bruce
http://brucecsdunekphotography.zenfolio.com/
San Francis de Assisi at Taos, New Mexico
Toyo 45AII, 75mm Grandagon, TMY, Rollo Pyro
Very expressive photograph Patrick. I'm curious as to your multiple exposure technique. How many and what intervals if you don't mind. Surely effective here.
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