MF (6x4.5,6x6,6x7,6x9,6x12) B&W film images sharing

[austin granger]

Austin...my daughter and her boyfriend just bought a house north of Portland...in southern Washington State...close to Ridgefield I think (they're both tech nerds previously living in San Jose but needed to get out of Silicon Valley). I will likely visit sometime soon and plan to head for the coast to make some photographs. At any rate...I gather that you live in this area and I'd love to drop by if this would work for you.

My wife and I are originally from the SF Bay Area. There has been a huge northward migration over the past decade or so (we moved to Oregon in 2008).

I'd be great to get together for a beer or a coffee. Let me know when you're visiting and we'll work out the logistics. As I'm sure you know, there are some incredible places along the Oregon/Washington coast.

[austin granger]

I might as well post a picture while I'm here. :-)

Vernonia Lake, Oregon by Austin Granger, on Flickr

[John Olsen]

I might as well post a picture while I'm here. :-)

Vernonia Lake, Oregon by Austin Granger, on Flickr

Very unusual. Did the sun image solarize?

[Bernard_L]

A few taken in 2017 at "Uriage Cabriolet Classic". Kodak 400TX. Mamiya C220, 80mm, tripod, paramender. The use of the paramender brings (I guess) the MF experience closer to LF.
More on: http://www.ipernity.com/doc/1784150/album/1025096

[Ulophot]

Austin, reminiscent of Stieglitz. Lovely image.

[John Olsen]

Into the woods, dark and deep, at the Grady Tract. 80mm lens, TriX film, no filter, under heavy overcast, scanned from film.

[IMG]GradyN3 LFF by John Olsen, on Flickr[/IMG]

[austin granger]

Austin, reminiscent of Stieglitz. Lovely image.

Thank you so much.

[austin granger]

Very unusual. Did the sun image solarize?

It's not solarized, but it is a departure from what the scene looked like in "real" life. The fog was much more high-key, but I purposefully under-exposed the negative and then scanned it very flat, wanting the darkness to emphasize the sun and it's reflection. Here's another photo made a few minutes later:
Vernonia Lake, Oregon by Austin Granger, on Flickr

[John Olsen]

It's not solarized, but it is a departure from what the scene looked like in "real" life. The fog was much more high-key, but I purposefully under-exposed the negative and then scanned it very flat, wanting the darkness to emphasize the sun and it's reflection.

Thanks for the look into your methods.

[tuco]

A few taken in 2017 at "Uriage Cabriolet Classic". ...

I like those hood ornaments. I look for those too when I'm at a car show.