Post your churches

[drew.saunders]

Mission San Carlos Borromeo del Rio Carmelo in Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA.

The big tree on the left didn't seem so imposing on the GG (80SSXL):


Main courtyard (and I'm learning how to use my new Lee folding hood correctly with wide angles, as you can tell), Schneider APO-Symmar 120, light red filter:


The cemetery next to the basilica, Zeiss Jena Tessar 165/3.5:


And the interior, or "don't get cute with lateral shift and an 80SSXL without bag bellows":


All Ilford FP4+ and an Ebony 45SU.

[jon.oman]

St. John the Beloved, Summerville, SC

Shen-Hao 4x5
135mm f22
D-76 1:1 7min @ 70 Deg F.



I seem to have gotten developer streaks on the long edges. This was with a Jobo CPE-2 and the 4x5 tank. Is there any way to avoid this?

Jon

[georg s]

Church in Rethwisch - parts of it were built in the 14th century.

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I made some mistakes (got ugly marks near the border probably by bending the negatives in the loading-unloading-process too much) but overall I'm quite happy with this shot.
I will re-shoot this scene in a month or so and will compensate for converging verticals a bit more - I was afraid to get a too much „stretched“ look this time.

Arca Swiss 4x5, Schneider 72XL without Center-Filter, f about 22, 1/4 sec., expired APX100, Rodinal 1:100, 1hr stand-development

[Jim collum]

Canterbury Cathedral

[Bradford Armstrong]

This is Tumacacori Mission and Tumacacori National Historic Park just south of Tuscon, Arizona. This mission is photographed a lot You may have seen it on this forum before. For many years, I used an 8 X 10 Deardorff. I eventually sold the camera, sold a used BMW car and a few other miscellaneous photographic odds and ends before I got enough money to buy an 8 X 10 Arca Swiss. This was was my first shoot using the new camera.

I made this picture in 2007 with a Schneider 150 XL lens. I used HP5 film and tray developed it in PMK Pyro. Thanks for looking.

[Bradford Armstrong]

Test post.

[georg s]

Test post.

Ahh, much better now - size matters :-) - beautiful picture with fantastic tones, Brad!

[Sean Galbraith]

[Bradford Armstrong]

Ahh, much better now - size matters :-) - beautiful picture with fantastic tones, Brad!

Thank you George. It does look better bigger. With a little help I got it figured out.

[Bradford Armstrong]

This is amazing. The clarity and resolution of the photograph puts me there. I think the fans give the ceiling scale. It looks huge