Patrick, this image has wonderful counterpoint of form as well as color that set it apart.
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Patrick, this image has wonderful counterpoint of form as well as color that set it apart.
Jon, fine composition and tonality. In my view this image joins the 6th one on your Photostream Flickr page as among your most successfully unified B&W images.
And what rough beast, its hour come round at last....:)
A bit of a stretch to call trifoliate orange (aka "Japanese bitter orange") a tree, but we'll go with the flow:
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...55b7f283_c.jpg57orange2402A by J Barnes, on Flickr
240/9 G-claron on a 5x7 Sinar Norma, FP4+; one shot DSLR "scan," toned and cropped to 1:2.5 in PS.
Excellent, Mr. Barnes!
Thank you kindly--I actually had three or four models along on the trip, but I kept misplacing them...:)
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...d912fcc6_c.jpg57snag1802A by J Barnes, on Flickr
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...dc24e943_z.jpgLandscape #2 by Bill, on Flickr
First successful image taken in the field with the 8x10. I'm still not sure if I actually like it.
8x10 Agfa x-ray film, 5 minutes in HC-110 1+60, 23°C. Contact print onto Ilford MGRC.
About three hundred years old chestnut tree - captured with an (adequate) old Deardorff 8x10, build in the 60th, Schneider Kreuznach Apo Symmar 5,6/300, a little front swing amd rear swing, some mm front fall, at F32 1/2 second on Ilford FP4plus with box speed 125 Iso, developed in Pyrocat HD 2+2+100 for 9' at 21 degrees Celsius in an Jobo Drum with the Jobo CPA2...
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A set of trees by a river crossing on the Caples Creek Trail in El Dorado forest. Intrepid 4x5, 90mm Nikkor f8 @ f32, 1s, Catlabs 80. Developed in D76 1+1
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...0213056e_c.jpg
Caples Creek by Sean Amadio
Swampy lake in Louisiana my brother took me to. Heat was hard to handle and I kept making mistakes with the film. 4x5 infrared film r72 filter, scanned and converted to a digital negative and made into a van dyke print
Is that down around Venice, LA? The location looks familiar.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gary Beasley