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

[Larry H-L]

That's absolutely lovely Austin.

[Miguel Coquis]

[QUOTE=austin granger;780788]Another one from the parking garage:

Not an Exit, Portland


... sweet nat. lightning !

[Miguel Coquis]

my contrib. Window Knob II on 5x7"
Delta 100, rated 25
Dev -2

Window Knob II

[Ken Lee]

Vintage Truck, 2011
240mm Fujinon A, Kodak 2D
5x7 HP5+, D-23

[Doug Howk]

Spanish Colonial Sugar Mill, Palladium print on COT320
19" Artar, KMV with reducing back.
FP4 in rodinal

[false_Aesthetic]

New Project: Mulholland Highway and Drive.

Canham MQC
Rodenstock 180mm something or other.
HP5 F5.6 15min in F76 @ 8'00"

[ashlee52]

Ken

I continue to be wow'ed by how well your pictures work living in the "middle grey" zones.

Is this a function of your developer, or how you set levels in photoshop?

Ash

[Ken Lee]

I continue to be wow'ed by how well your pictures work living in the "middle grey" zones.

Is this a function of your developer, or how you set levels in photoshop?

With your permission, I will share one of my short essays, entitled "The Secret of Beautiful Photographs":

Beautiful subjects.

[Kirk Gittings]

I can't read your essay as the link seems broken.......so my two cents. To me the most interesting photographs tend to be ugly subjects seen beautifully. The contrast is very dynamic.

[Ken Lee]

I'm surprised about the link, but I actually shared the essay below. Title aside, it's 2 words long.