In Praise of 5x7... Post'em !

[Kirk Gittings]

Short and sweet!

[Ken Lee]

I hope my previous posts didn't sound rude, I was just trying to be concise.

I may be wrong, but it seems to me that in Fine Art photography, the most important factor is tonality. Tonality is to a photograph, what flavor is to food.

[ImSoNegative]

here is one i did testing out the 90mm sa on 5x7,
wide angle pines by J. Golden, on Flickr

[ImSoNegative]

here is another one i did today with the 5x7, fomapan 200 90mm Sa 1 sec@f22
cabin in the woods by J. Golden, on Flickr

[life_in_sepia]

[Donald Miller]

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[Donald Miller]

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[Steve Hamley]

Old store on Riverside Drive near Morristown, Tennessee. Ebony SV57U with a 125mm Fujinon CM-W. I had forgotten to bring the 110mm SS XL, and the little Fuji did quite well as the camera had 3/4" rise or so.

Cheers, Steve

[cdholden]

Old store on Riverside Drive near Morristown, Tennessee. Ebony SV57U with a 125mm Fujinon CM-W. I had forgotten to bring the 110mm SS XL, and the little Fuji did quite well as the camera had 3/4" rise or so.

Cheers, Steve

Very cool. I might have to detour to go find this. I'll be in White Pine tomorrow... on my way from Nashville to Chattanooga. Yes, some may call it the scenic route, but it pays the bills.

[Steve Hamley]

Chris,

Call or e-mail when you're coming down this way and we'll meet up and at least have lunch. That said, my life is pretty busy until the middle of November.

The store was printed as palladium/platinum and looks better than the jpeg. I traded my 12x20 F&S back to the fellow I bought it from for a 7x17 Canham, and am looking forward to making some pd/pt prints with it.

Cheers, Steve