negatives scanned on Flextight X5. I wish i could make prints, but that will have to wait till next year when my new apartment is ready with a basement for the enlarger :-)
negatives scanned on Flextight X5. I wish i could make prints, but that will have to wait till next year when my new apartment is ready with a basement for the enlarger :-)
Cambo Wide 580, Schneider 58mm S.A. XL f16, at 1/60s on HP5, hand held from window cleaning harness
Sweet. I like the junkyard setting with the skyscrapers in the background.Originally Posted by spiky247
Ebony 45SV Ti, Nikkor 120mm SW, f22@15min on Tmax
YES!!!hand held from window cleaning harness
jbhogan
Nice pic Spiky.
I have not yet had the chance to visit Shanghai, I would very much like to see it at least once in my life. I complain about the way Montreal is growing and the way the cops have clamped down on our way of life, but when I look at these images, it just boggles the mind!
Shanghai Municipality:
The 2000 census put the population of Shanghai Municipality at 16.738 million,
Area: 6,340.5 sqklm
Population of Canada:
31,612,895 (2006 Census).
and is 9,976,000 square kilometers, or 3,745,574 square miles in area.
Montreal:
As of 2006, Montreal had a population of 1,620,693
482.84 km2 (300 square miles).
Cambo Wide 580, Schneider 58mm S.A. XL f16, at 1/60s on HP5, hand held from window cleaning harness
Here’s a less-claustrophobic Cityscape – from 50 miles away.
You’ll have to squint to see it! Still nothing? Okay, here’s a "binocular" crop to help.
View from Olympic Mountains – looking East across Puget Sound, to Emerald City below. On the horizon are the Cascade Mountains.
Tachi 4x5
Fuji A 240mm/9
Fuji Tungsten-64 QuickLoad (w/ 85b filter)
1/30 sec. @ f22
Epson 4990
The Hawthorne Bridge in Portland, Oregon.
Camera: Calumet (Cambo)4x5, Lens: 150mm Fujinon, Film: Arista.edu 100 developed in Ilford Perceptol.
I tried my hand at shooting large format at night for the first time tonight. It even started raining 15 seconds into the exposure, but I stuck it out and I'm glad I did. I'm encouraged to do this a lot more now.
I didn't like that huge blob of light on the right so I had to reshoot it.
And while I was out and knew I had a basic exposure sorted out fot this kind of thing, tried something else.
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