Large Format Interiors

[cpercy]

elegant

Thank you, Kirk.

[cpercy]

cpercy--good idea for a thread. Fills in a missing category, if you ask me.

Maris--great story (yet sad) and great photo.

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Toyo 45A, Rodenstock 90mm Grandagon, 4x5 T-Max 400.




Jonathan

Nice image Jonathan, how did you manage to exclude yourself from all those mirrors?
Is this a friends or relatives house?

[jcoldslabs]

I chose the angle as best I could to keep myself and the camera out of the image, and used some front shift to help with that, but if you look you can see my dark cloth on the bench. I was disappointed when I saw that since I was so careful to keep everything else out of view. Drats!

This is the "powder room" of a historic (1920s) movie theater here in Portland. I posted some other images from the theater a while ago in another thread, but never posted this one because I wasn't sure what thread to post it to. Thanks again for starting the thread.

Jonathan

[cpercy]

"Study in Black"
Elevator lobby in a parking garage.

[Ed Richards]

9th Ward Church after Katrina, Technika 4x5, Tmax 100, Xtol

[Richard Wasserman]

Prairie Joe's Restaurant FP4+ 4 minute exposure

[cpercy]

9th Ward Church after Katrina, Technika 4x5, Tmax 100, Xtol

Nice shot, those ceiling fans pretty much say it all.

[Kirk Gittings]

9th Ward Church after Katrina, Technika 4x5, Tmax 100, Xtol

Really powerful Ed.

[Oren Grad]

Prairie Joe's Restaurant FP4+ 4 minute exposure

I like this one. It reminds me a bit of Phil Davis's Dexter portfolio:

http://www.btzs.org/Gallery/PhilDavis-DexterPortfolio/

More generally, this is a nice idea for a picture thread - thanks cpercy, looking forward to seeing what else turns up!

[rdenney]

Nice shot, those ceiling fans pretty much say it all.

Heh. I just replaced the blades on the fan on my screened porch with solid plastic alternatives. The composite originals sagged every bit this badly. But they were outdoors--for 15 years.

Rick "whose wife finally put her foot down" Denney