when I saw it, i went 'wow' - its incredible. never shot that film in anything other than 35mm or 120 but looking at that photo I might have to try it in 4x5 or 8x10 soon.
Such depth. incredible.
Printable View
when I saw it, i went 'wow' - its incredible. never shot that film in anything other than 35mm or 120 but looking at that photo I might have to try it in 4x5 or 8x10 soon.
Such depth. incredible.
like it the contrasting tones works a treatQuote:
Originally Posted by mono
Any pictures of the bears?Quote:
Originally Posted by mat4226
Most certainly not! ;) Haven't seen one since that trip last July, and I've been shooting there at least once a month.Quote:
Originally Posted by kyle carter
Oh BTW this was the image i was commenting , clicked on reply by mistake love itQuote:
Originally Posted by gmfotografie
I like this , i think a great idea to do as a diptych . And Stone yes 240a covers 8x10 ,Quote:
Originally Posted by Rory_5244
Good omens, that is gorgeous! It looks like transparency film, am I right?
Indeed! It's Astia, which I underexposed a bit, hence the blue shadows.Quote:
Originally Posted by koraks
Sinar P2 4x5"
TX320@100
Adonal 1+25@8min rotary@24C
Heliar 210/4.5@f32 1 sek.
Vaux-le-Vicomte
http://www.cjoint.com/15ma/ECzrKwj3M...03-25-0003.jpg
http://www.cjoint.com/15ma/ECzrLj3s9X7_raw0002.jpg