Hosta, 2013
Kodak 2D, 10 3/4 in. Red Dot Artar
5x7 HP5+, Pyrocat HDC
Hosta, 2013
Kodak 2D, 10 3/4 in. Red Dot Artar
5x7 HP5+, Pyrocat HDC
Last edited by Ken Lee; 6-Aug-2018 at 14:23.
Singapore Botanic Gardens
Wista Field 45
Schneider 180mm APO Symmar
Shanghai 100 4x5, D76
Hosta, 2013
Kodak 2D, 10 3/4 in. Red Dot Artar
5x7 HP5+, Pyrocat HDC
Last edited by Ken Lee; 6-Aug-2018 at 14:22.
Ken, I really like your Hosta.
I can contribute a modest illustration: Sage on 4x5 Ektachrome.
Ken,
How do you get the Hosta leaves so clean.?
How do you get the Hosta leaves so clean.?
The weather has been very favorable for Hostas. We've had a lot of rain, so there is no accumulation of dust on them.
Sorry for the repetition. Here's one last one.
Hosta, 2013
Kodak 2D, 10 3/4 in. Red Dot Artar
5x7 HP5+, Pyrocat HDC
Last edited by Ken Lee; 6-Aug-2018 at 14:22.
I enjoy the curves and points that hostas present. Good job as usual Ken.
Generalizations are made because they are Generally true...
These are great plants. Sometime they look almost "geometric" sometime softly "organic".Originally Posted by Ken Lee
Yes, those are Hosta.
They are a really great plant for photography, except when the wind blows of course.
Sometimes they look like skin, other times they look like metal blades. Luc has shown them dancing.
Of course ours are not planted in a spot very accessible for a tripod, I will have to confer with our "gardener".
Cheers,
Luc
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Fuji 4x5 160 flashed half way through development.... prints are either large inkjet or tri colour carbon.
How do you get the Hosta leaves so clean.?
The weather has been very favorable for Hostas. We've had a lot of rain, so there is no accumulation of dust on them.
Sorry for the repetition. Here's one last one.
Hosta, 2013
Kodak 2D, 10 3/4 in. Red Dot Artar
5x7 HP5+, Pyrocat HDC
I like them don't stop.
Mike
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