Flowers on the Porch. Collodion half-plate ambrotype (acrylotype).
Collodion (or ambrotype) seems to me to make everything look dead, and so should be an ideal medium for still life. This is a straight scan, without adjustment.
Flowers on the Porch. Collodion half-plate ambrotype (acrylotype).
Collodion (or ambrotype) seems to me to make everything look dead, and so should be an ideal medium for still life. This is a straight scan, without adjustment.
I found this cordless drill on a bicycle ride last month. It's very worn and beat up, but it still works. An icon of hard work and labor, it deserves a photo.
Deardorff 8x10, 19 inch Goertz Red Dot Artar, Tri-X
Finally got around to the remains of the garden. "Artichaut Mort I" TriX film, green filter, hot lights, 210 mm lens, scan from Ilford print.
Interesting reflexion, beautiful image.Originally Posted by Tim Meisburger
Flowers on the Porch. Collodion half-plate ambrotype (acrylotype).
Collodion (or ambrotype) seems to me to make everything look dead, and so should be an ideal medium for still life. This is a straight scan, without adjustment.
Or is it reflection? Or both?
More play with the last of the artichokes: "Artichaut Mort II" TriX with hot lights, scanned from Ilford print
I've had those shoes. And that helmet. Hmm, and that crank too! I still ride, I'm an ultra distance rider these days. Clipless pedals and brifters are best invention on bike. Everything else, meh, same stuff for last 30 years ...
One last artichoke photo, then they go in the compost. "Artichaut Mort III" TriX with 210 mm lens, scanned from Ilford print.
developed by photostudio 13 in Stuttgart
opened a box of 8x10 kodak portra 400
now I still have two
hendrik
8x10 Deardorff with a 335mm meniscus wide open.
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