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[Salmo22]

love this one!

Much appreciated Jim.

[Salmo22]

Superb, as always, Jeff.

You are too kind Ari. I've got much to relearn film-wize; it's been a long time. It should be a great adventure.

[Scott Schroeder]

The Driskill

[ndg]

Jim, the prints are gorgeous. The first one is especially arresting. I really love the blacks. Which kozo washi are you using?

Nanadadzie

alt process .. scans of prints

Both Ziatypes.. scans of 9x14" prints on Japanese lightweight Kozo paper (about 50gsm)
30 drops Lithium Palladium, 6 drops Cesium Palladium.
Paper was pre coated with a dilute solution of PVA (Polyvinyl Alcohol)

.. and yes.. the blacks are that black (measured dmax of 2.12 on one, 2.19 on the other)


shot with Leica M9, 21mm preasph
digital negative using an HP z3200 printer & built in digital negative profile.

shot w Nikon D800E, Zeiss 21mm
digital negative using HP z3200 printer & built in digital negative profile

[Scott Schroeder]

[austin granger]

Stump, Portland


http://www.flickr.com/photos/austingranger/

[Jim collum]

an incredible eye.
(or two)

always enjoy seeing new work you post!

Stump, Portland


http://www.flickr.com/photos/austingranger/

[Jim collum]

Lightweight (50gsm) Goyu Kozo from Bostick & Sullivan.

Jim, the prints are gorgeous. The first one is especially arresting. I really love the blacks. Which kozo washi are you using?

Nanadadzie

[mdarnton]

With my renewed interest in LF, and simultaneously getting into a more
formal mode, with lighting, in the studio, I'm using my Nikon D300 as
an exposure meter and lighting tester when I shoot 4x5 (digital: the
modern Polaroid!) Though I did shoot this setup on 4x5, also, the real
purpose here was to get a quick photo for a concert program.


Stefan Hersh by Michael Darnton, on Flickr

[Steve M Hostetter]