I'm doing flower still-lifes for a LF class I'm currently taking:
http://brianthedellphotography.com/w...Untitled-8.jpg
http://brianthedellphotography.com/w...Untitled-4.jpg
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I'm doing flower still-lifes for a LF class I'm currently taking:
http://brianthedellphotography.com/w...Untitled-8.jpg
http://brianthedellphotography.com/w...Untitled-4.jpg
My first contact print: dahlia.
Sinar P 8x10, Nikkor AM 210 macro, TMY in Pyrocat HD, printed on Lodima, photographed for display
Special thanks to Michael Smith and Paula Chamlee for starting me on my way.
Latest Platinum Print - 8x10 done with HP5 & Pyrocat
Tony,
Beautiful! That's an impressive 1st contact print. I hope I will have a small part of your success when I head down that road myself (as soon as the Lodima arrives). Did you develop in Amidol?
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Originally Posted by Tony Karnezis
Thanks Jim. I really appreciate it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim Cole
As for Amidol, is there any other developer? :)
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3521/...e145ae4240.jpg
Camera: Calumet C-1 with 4x5 back.
Lens: Cooke Series II Portrait Lens
Film: Polaroid Type 55.
Printed on Kodak Polymax Fine Art FB (my last box).
Chamonix 5×8″, Schneider-Kreuznach Xenar 210mm, 4¾×6½“, Wephota NP 15, Rodinal.
Dear Jiri,
Your tightly arranged floral subject material is absolutely stunning...
Very, very well done. I am absolutely jealous of your skill sets.
jim k
Absolutely stunning work in this thread--the b&w especially.
Jiri, wonderful orchids...
Tony, congrats on a great print!
I think this is my favorite of the flowers I've done so far--a Stargazer Lilly. I haven't yet been able to achieve a print I'm satisfied with--haven't found a color space that matches the brilliancy of the actual film. This is from a 4x5 slide, probably done with a Schneider 150 on Fuji Velvia.
http://www.wondervuimages.com/Starga...20x%20600).jpg
One of my first shots in color that I developed last night:
Portra 160VC 4x5 shot at ISO100 (I won't do that again) in Arista C-41 Jobo developed for 3 1/4 minutes.
http://www.thoughtful-imagery.com/Fi...ra45_001_s.jpg