Pets/Animals in LF

[muffin]

Hi,
i'm new, can i jump in?

That's my first picture with my Toyo 4x5, using my 5D MK II as digital back.
I made a stitching error at the tail, but hey, i'm learning



It's my chameleon "Cookie".

Best regards

[muffin]

Here she is again.

[MMELVIS]

Muffin very nicely done.

[goamules]

Clear glass ambrotype, in the rinse water (bubbles and water spots at the upper left will be cleaned off. My scanner choked. Halfplate with Jamin petzval, 30 seconds.

[Ari]

Here she is again.

I like these; impressive lo-and-hi-fi use of the DSLR on a 4x5.

[chuck461]

Gromit. Taken a few days ago.

[Harley Goldman]

Here she is again.

This is a cool image! Cute little gal.

[Pete Watkins]

Garrett,
Nice picture.
Is that a Greyhound. It looks like one and the big idle old sod that I've got could stand a 30 minute exposure without moving (except near meal times).
Pete.

[gsinico]

This cat was yawning for me!
I was a little slow wit the LF shooting...

grandangon 90/6.3

[Harley Goldman]

This was one of my earliest 4x5 images. It was the epic year of 2003 out in the Lancaster poppy area. It was a simple tilt focus, which in those earliest days, took me about 20-30 minutes to set up. By the time I got ready, my Lab had wandered into the scene. I exposed one sheet of Velvia 50 with her in it and then shooed her out for another sheet. The one with her was the better image.

Just this year, I learned the Antelope valley is crawling with Mojave green rattle snakes (Crotalus scutulatus), with about the deadliest venom in North America. Needless to say, my Labrador will not be wandering around in this area in the future.



Comments and critiques are always welcome.