Post Your Square LF Images

[austin granger]

Mount Hood from Cooper Spur by austin granger, on Flickr

[austin granger]

I can't believe no one has made a large format square picture since 2014. :-) Well, I guess I'll follow myself, three years on...

Oregon City by Austin Granger, on Flickr

[Rich14]

Austin,

Beautiful tonality in this image, and your 2014 image! Great control of DOF.

Care to share the technical information?

Rich

[austin granger]

Thanks Rich. The staircase photo was made with a Chamonix Hs-1 and Nikkor 180 lens on Tri-X 320. It was originally horizontally oriented but I decided I liked it better square so I cropped off the sides.

The picture of Mt. Hood goes back a ways, but I can tell you it was also with a Chamonix, and I'm pretty sure a Fujinon 125 lens. I believe the film was FP4 125. I might have used a mild yellow filter. Again, it's a crop from a 4"x5" negative.

As far as developing goes, I've been bringing my negs to a local lab for some time now so I can't give you the details on time or temperature or anything. I'm almost certain they're using HC-110 or D-76, but in any case it's nothing too exotic, just "normal" developing. It works for me.

Thanks again!

[Roger Thoms]

Most my square images come out of my Rolleiflex but every once in a while I get a large format one, this is from about 2002. 🙂

Roger

[Vaughn]

Nicely done, Roger! One of these days I'll modify a darkslide to expose an 8x8 on an 8x10 sheet of film (already do it for 4x10).

[darkrat]

I cropped this shot in a square when I accidentally overlapped a squared passpartout and everything went in his place :-)

Cascata - Druogno by Darkrat 71