Abstracts

[jcoldslabs]

Jonathan, the color version is awesome! Nice work.

Thanks. I can't decide if I like the color or B&W version better. Maybe it's not a case of 'better' but simply 'different.'

J.

[ostrygad]

I think this is right place for this:

[jcoldslabs]

I think this is right place for this:

I like that!

Jonathan

[ostrygad]

...thank you Jonathan.

[jcoldslabs]

A photo gear photo.

Pacemaker Speed Graphic, 210mm f/5.5 Hugo Meyer Doppel Anastigmat, Kodak Electron Image Film (SO-163).




Jonathan

[Harley Goldman]

A photo gear photo.

Pacemaker Speed Graphic, 210mm f/5.5 Hugo Meyer Doppel Anastigmat, Kodak Electron Image Film (SO-163).

Jonathan

Cool combo of patterns and tones. I really like this.

[jcoldslabs]

Thanks, Harley. I actually shot these developing hangers twice over the past month but the previous attempts were not worth sharing. This time it worked out. I find it funny that this very sheet of film was hung to dry clipped to one of these hangers.

I'm also starting to get a handle on this odd film. This was developed for under two minutes in a rotary drum, if you can believe that. It's the only way I've found to keep the contrast in check other than stand development, but I'm not that patient.

Jonathan

[jcoldslabs]

When my grandmother died I inherited her recipe box. It may sound like a small thing, but there are some recipes of hers that are essential eating around here and they aren't written down anywhere else. Decades of use have imparted a well-worn patina of wear, rust and grease. The photos are of the top and bottom respectively.

Pacemaker Speed Graphic, 210mm f/5.5 Hugo Meyer Doppel Anastigmat, Kodak Electron Image Film (SO-163).



Jonathan

[sly]

Lovely J! Care to share a favorite recipe?

[Jim Becia]

First off all, there have been some great images posted here of late - Austin's and Jonathan's come to my mind immediately, but there were others also. It seems the majority of the work is in black and white, so I thought I would throw a few color images in here to mix it up. These images were all on 4x5, and shot on either Velvia 50 or E100VS. The first one is of a metal door plastered with tape and other residue, #2 is the side of a Waste Management garbage container (you do get strange looks when photographing something like this,) and #3 is part of a hood of an old car.