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

[jon.oman]

Tachihara 4x5 with a Horseman 6x12 RFH.

Kosciusko NP, Australia.


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Very nice image!

[Ulophot]

That's a beauty, GRAYnomad.

[GRAYnomad]

Thanks everyone.

One question, how the heck do you get photos to render as a large image, not just a clickable thumbnail?

[Ironage]

Graynomad, I just figured that one out. I posted on flikr and shared by copying and pasting the supplied BBEdit text to your comment. Too complex, but I finally figured it out.

[tuco]

From a trip to Boston this week.

Social Distancing by Timothy Gordish, on Flickr

LOL, love it!

[GRAYnomad]

Graynomad, I just figured that one out. I posted on flikr and shared by copying and pasting the supplied BBEdit text to your comment. Too complex, but I finally figured it out.

I've just deleted almost all my social media accounts, but my photos are on my web site so I could link to them if that would work.

Can you post the code snippet?

Later: OK, I think I've figured it out, I link directly to my site and uncheck "Retrieve remote file and reference locally". Also make sure you include the "http://" or it won't recognize it as a link and you just get text.

[Maris Rusis]

GRAYnomad you inspire me. Here's another one from the Kosciuszko National Park:

Snowy River, Summer Clouds
Gelatin-silver photograph on Agfa MCC III FB VC photographic paper , image size 16.5cmX21.3cm,
from a 67 format Tmax 400 negative exposed in a Mamiya RB67 camera with a 50mm f4.5 lens and a #25 red filter.

[GRAYnomad]

Ha ha, thanks Maris.

Nice dramatic sky there eh? Red filter?

Man the days I've spent schlepping my 4x5 gear around up in that high country. It really is fantastic for landscape photos up there, especially with the fast-changing light. As you may remember I used to live in Canberra so it was just a short drive to the mountains for me back then. Now it's a lot longer but I hope to go back there next September.

[Michael Graves]

Gas pump at a closed store in Missouri.

[austin granger]

That is really cool, Austin...
My immediate response is to do a tight crop to the most heavily damaged area...
...but I've been looking at Brett Weston and Merg Ross books recently.

Thanks, Dugan. I made a few variations, but decided I liked including the blackened ground for context. Also, someone pointed out to me that with the windows for eyes, the church looks like it has a sad face. Or maybe relieved; tragically, much of the town of Malden was destroyed in this fire.