Hi Martin,Quote:
Originally Posted by Martin Aislabie
Unfortunately, I don't live in the Alps ( maybe one day ...) This is one place I often visit during holidays.
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Hi Martin,Quote:
Originally Posted by Martin Aislabie
Unfortunately, I don't live in the Alps ( maybe one day ...) This is one place I often visit during holidays.
Arista Pro 400 4x5 film expired in 2009, Legacy Pro L110 developer.
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...01c175d5_o.jpgOak Trees by Jingmin Zhou, on Flickr
Nature photography is a captivating art form that connects us to the beauty and diversity of the natural world. It allows us to capture and share the wonders of nature, from intricate details to stunning landscapes. Through photography, we convey emotions, inspire conservation, and explore the magic of the natural world. Let your love for nature and photography intertwine, and let your lens be a gateway to the extraordinary world that surrounds us.
Ayana - Beautifully stated.
Thanks Darr!Quote:
Originally Posted by darr
Excellent shot. When were you there? Falling Water is about 20 minutes from my home.[/QUOTE]Quote:
Originally Posted by Rick A
Thanks Rick!
Late 1980's. Have traveled to Falling Water twice. First time with Nikons, 24PC, 28PC, 35PC, K25 & Velvia50. Also some Technical Pan film.
Second time 4x5 Sinar. Tom Abrahamson said to me "You should have used an 8x10!" LOL :) Miss TomA and his wonderful humor.
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...f82eb2e6_b.jpgFallingwater 2 by Nokton48, on Flickr
Tom went to Falling Water with a group from the Leica Historical Society, as I remember.
A lot of Architects I know would say this is the most famous piece of Architecture in the world. An Architectural SHRINE without doubt.
BTW there WERE some tripod holes around the site.
Bransdale, North Yorkshire. Intrepid 8 x 10; Schneider 240/5.6; Foma 100; Foma R09
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...a24af17f_b.jpgRoad to Stork House, Bransdale by Tony Miller, on Flickr
An image with a lovely feel to it! Lovely composition. Everything just seems to tie in together. I've been using same film in 8x10 for the past year, (also in 510) and quite like it. What's your take on it, darr?Quote:
Originally Posted by darr
Hey Andy,Quote:
Originally Posted by Andrew O'Neill
Thank you for your kind words!
I just finished my first box of 25. So far I like it. I tend to like a slower film in general.
The one thing I wish it had a little less of is all the dye to wash away in the prewash.
Unfortunately, after trying B’s reel with this film, some dye stayed in the mid-area of the negatives and not in other areas.
Washed again with developer to clean, but this has not happened with MOD54 and this film before.
Have to be more aggressive with agitation next time. This is a B’s reel reflection, not the film’s fault IMO.
The film seems consistent so far and affordable, which both are important to me.
Just bought 2 more boxes from B&H which ended up being cheaper than buying directly from catlabs on eBay.
I was quite surprised with how much dye came off of it！I didn't appreciate how it turned my fixer green! :D Because of that, I now pre-wash it prior to development. I was buying directly from CatLABS. I'll have to check out B&H. Cheers and keep posting your work!Quote:
Originally Posted by darr