Very nice Christopher. The style has a professional and attractive consistency with the other work you have shared on this site.
Very nice Christopher. The style has a professional and attractive consistency with the other work you have shared on this site.
Wow great shot.
Is Randy your boss?
Shot with a Kodak Anistigmat 6 3/8" from 1939 on Foma 200
Steve,Originally Posted by Steve Nicholls
A very nice shot and I love the concept, but I would try separating the dark bottom of the cone from the darkness of the table a little more. The soft background is nice. A folded fuzzy, tie-dyed blanket?
A lot of awesome shots here
My modest contrib
Grotty valentine on 4x5 Retro. It stood for 20 minutes in Rodinal and required a nasty looking curve to get it out.
Colt Single Action Army revolver, caliber .45. Shot with a Graphic View II, Nikon 210mm lens on Plus X.
Nice tonality on that one.
There aren't really "indoor." On the other hand, they're not "landscape."
Both shot in Watchung Reservation, N.J.
Ilford HP-5, RB graflex 4x5 with a Kodak 10".
Cheers,
George
At the risk of being boring, I'm posting the last version of my valentine. Dropped the point of view to get more 'stomach' out of the basket, put the card in the shade for more clarity and reduced the stand development for less 'grot'.
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