probably shot with a Velostigmat II, but I can't remember
probably shot with a Velostigmat II, but I can't remember
Last edited by Ken Lee; 30-Dec-2010 at 14:47.
Originally Posted by Donald Miller
First off, it's not a cactus, but a succulent. And it's not just acceptable, it's fabulous!
Right in my own backyard.
Ebony SV45U
Probably a Rodenstock 90
Probably Astia
Wonderful
Ivy
Sinar P, 150mm APO Sironar-S (reversed)
5x7 HP5+, Pyrocat HD
Last edited by Ken Lee; 6-Aug-2018 at 14:15.
Nasturtiums. They remind me of my childhood, sadly I have not seen one in many years. They are edible, so you can turn them into a salad after you have finished photographing them.
Thanks
David
This is just beautiful...
I have been looking at it over and over again all morning!
Right in my own backyard.
Ebony SV45U
Probably a Rodenstock 90
Probably Astia
Ken, Really great! There's so much going on in there.
Ivy
Sinar P, 150mm APO Sironar-S (reversed)
5x7 HP5+, Pyrocat HD
Just leaves -- Ferns and redwood oxalis (and a few berries)
From a scan of an 8x10 carbon print
Negative from May 2010, printed this past week.
Taken with Wollensak Tele-Raptar 254mm.
I had to wait quite long, until the wind stopped blowing for a short while. Almost gave up.
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