So I have had several outings with my Travelwide now
it is a learning process figuring out what works for you
so far my hand held shots leave a bit to be desired
these two were taken on a tripod
I am using the 90mm Angulon lens
and a 35mm viewfinder from a Russian Kiev 4
both shots were in Toronto
the first from the fourth floor terrace at our condo
the second was a tree in Mount Pleasant cemetery
as you can see I printed cyanotypes
One of my first shots. Need some work adjusting to finder. HP5+ on an overcast day.
Hello to Everyone, but mostly to the followers of the Travelwide camera by Wanderlust and the thread:"Using and Modifying the Travelwide 4x5 Camera".
Yesterday I posted a reply to a post from Drew Bedo and then I attempted to attache photos that I had recently shot with my TW. I couldn't do it without up loading to this forum first. So hopefully here are a picture of my TW setup and several first try's of rocky shorelines. I am open to all comments and questions.
, shot of camera, jpeg
Ok, I had scanned my negs after processing them and I failed to ask the lab manager to give me JPEG proofs and the scans are in TIFF. I didn't notice that until now and will have to convert the images before I can post them. Sorry once again
Happy trails,
SteveP
Last edited by Steve Pitchford; 1-Jan-2016 at 22:12. Reason: left out info
Very nice images Frank.
I like alternative image processes alot. Where I rent lab time, the Art Intersection.com, they have several nice galleries which hang the work of analog and alternative methods. You should check out their site & get on their emailing list.
Happy trails,
SteveP
I've always wondered what it felt like to get up that early - haunting!
Rm,
Incredible beauty! A fast moving landscape and you caught it at just the right time and from the right place. What luck you have.
Happy trails,
SteveP
Now that is great.
Originally Posted by Corran
Finally got around to developing this. Shot back in October with the TW on the USS Alabama. 90mm f/6.8 Angulon on Velvia 50:
Re: my post yesterday at 22:09 directed to readers of the thread, "Using and Modifying the TravelWide 4x5 Camera" These are the photos that I had attempted to upload unsuccessfully because they were large tiff files. I converted an resized them into jpeg files.
They were taken about mid morning, lightly overcast and brisk. Exposures were f16@125. with the small 90mm Linhof angulon lens.
It was windy so I used a tripod which really slowed me down. With a good viewfinder I could probably got the shots handheld.
Again, all comments & questions welcome.
Happy trails,
SteveP
the following image is from another of my Travelwide outings (scan of a darkroom print)
and also a print of the same negative used for a cyanotyped (post #31 above)
06. Travelwide by Frank Gab&Tor, on Flickr
01. Travelwide by Frank Gab&Tor, on Flickr
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