Around the house?

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Originally Posted by Ulophot

Ericantonio, in a scene like this, you surely know, metering is especially tricky. White at the 2-ft place means a blank window unless given very special treatment. You have some detail left, and undoubtedly more in the neg. I'd say you're within a half-stop of "reading white," plus, possibly, less than a 1/2-grade contrast boost in the print to add a hint of brilliance.

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Thanks for a great explanation! So I think I should have put the gossen on +3. I think that was it. Thank you again!

Elves on shelf.

Intrepid 5x7 + Fujinon 250 f/6.3 + TMAX 100

https://kaushixphotos.s3.us-west-2.a...rmat/elves.jpg

AKA Studio

Tryed the impossible

The big print 6ft by 4ft

Printed on rough Matt paper glued to Hard Sintra

It is the view from my front door

I sold and left the city for good

Just checked still, no paint'

boring artists I loved the the mural

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...fb6fd785_c.jpgTin Can by TIN CAN COLLEGE, on Flickr

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Originally Posted by austin granger

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...425b138d_c.jpgMy Father's Overalls, Portland, Oregon by Austin Granger, on Flickr

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This is a great shot, I really like it. I guess it tells a story for you and for me as well but mine is different.

This is an old one (around 1985 I think)...back when I'd lived in an old Vermont farmhouse without double glazed windows - a bit chilly but otherwise with obvious visual benefits! At any rate...some "frost" (large ice crystals) had formed on the bedroom window panes - and I'd say the area described by this photo would be about 9 x 12 inches. The crystals were just starting to melt as the sun had arrived...so I needed to act quickly!

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4x5 Calumet/Gowland, 210 Sironar-N, Likely TMX in HC-110

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Originally Posted by John Layton

This is an old one (around 1985 I think)...back when I'd lived in an old Vermont farmhouse without double glazed windows - a bit chilly but otherwise with obvious visual benefits! At any rate...some "frost" (large ice crystals) had formed on the bedroom window panes - and I'd say the area described by this photo would be about 9 x 12 inches. The crystals were just starting to melt as the sun had arrived...so I needed to act quickly!

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4x5 Calumet/Gowland, 210 Sironar-N, Likely TMX in HC-110

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Wonderful! I used to love photographing frost patterns on my windows way back when.

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...520db339_b.jpgBlair Demon TQ Service by rrunnertexas, on Flickr

Around the house includes the garage, correct? Street Demon carburetor on the bench for service. Blair Hawkeye detective 4x5 camera with rare TT&H lens and Rolleinar 1 close up lens.