Yeah, I'm with you there. I've only just started to print, and I like my silver gelatin prints way more than scans or inkjet prints...Quote:
Originally Posted by rince
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Yeah, I'm with you there. I've only just started to print, and I like my silver gelatin prints way more than scans or inkjet prints...Quote:
Originally Posted by rince
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Shot in my garden.
Zone VI, 210mm, T-Max 100, 8s exposure.
Peony in bloom in the back yard. Kodak Aero Ektar, Fuji FP-100c
http://www.kolstad.us/ebay/FP100c---Peony-I.jpg
Jonathan
http://gilhoy.com/prints/08.jpg
This seems like the best thread for this. :p
Really beautiful and delicate. Is this a print? What's with the soft edges and the off-white background?Quote:
Originally Posted by gilhoy
..and what the heck is it? :D
I was having a hard time cropping this, so I slapped a matte over the 8x10 to see how it would be. It made everything better, so I exposed that way, which is why the soft lines and not-quite-white whites.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ramiro Elena
Around here we call that a fiddlehead. It's a young fern that hasn't unfurled itself yet.
Ornamental shrub out in the landlord's back yard. I think that I have the exposure for full macro down OK.
Graflex Super Graphic, Wollensak Optar 135mm, Fuji FP100C45, sunny f/16 and +3 stops for extension.
f/5.6, 1/100th sec.
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f/16, 1/10th sec.
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One of my wife’s favorite plants is the Hosta and mine would be the Lenten Rose. Here they are side by side at the front of our house.
Camera – Kodak Full Plate --Lens—Ilex F4.5 10inch Paragon at F8
Jack
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Jack-H...09348465760954
VERY NICE WORK!Quote:
Originally Posted by rince
Jack
:)Nice job on both counts. Much better than my first effort. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by rince