Ken, that's a really lovely photo.
Ken, that's a really lovely photo.
“You often feel tired, not because you've done too much, but because you've done too little of what sparks a light in you.”
― Alexander Den Heijer, Nothing You Don't Already Know
Thank you all
Here is a small group of mushrooms shot close up.
Continuing my indoor exercises on light bulbs to learn about the entire setup / lighting / develop / scan workflow. This one appeals the best to me and hoping to hear what others think of the final image. I followed Ken's scanning tutorial on this one.
You can see the camera in the reflections if you look carefully.
Deardorff 8x10 on HP5+ | Fujinon 210mm F5.6 @ F11/3 Seconds
HC110-B in Jobo 3005
Pali
I have posted this before, but one good bulb deserves another.
5X7 FP4+
Tin Can
Gorgeous!Originally Posted by Netsoft2k
Continuing my indoor exercises on light bulbs to learn about the entire setup / lighting / develop / scan workflow. This one appeals the best to me and hoping to hear what others think of the final image. I followed Ken's scanning tutorial on this one.
You can see the camera in the reflections if you look carefully.
Deardorff 8x10 on HP5+ | Fujinon 210mm F5.6 @ F11/3 Seconds
HC110-B in Jobo 3005
Pali
I would love to see a version where the bulb is lit only slightly to make it flow without blowing out.
Thank you Stone. I attempted to light this with two 9 volts battery and got the filament to turn orange. I think it'll make an interesting image in color and hopefully I'll get to it next time.
Pali
HP5+ in Rodinal, 210mm 1/16 @ 32, Wista DX
An abstract I call
apricot futures
Made with one of my modified (space between glass 1 and 2) Wollensak Velostigmat's.
I really like this shot. Lighting a round glas object can be tricky and you did a great job with it. I have done the light blubs thing too as a study. It helped me learn several things.
Continuing my indoor exercises on light bulbs to learn about the entire setup / lighting / develop / scan workflow. This one appeals the best to me and hoping to hear what others think of the final image. I followed Ken's scanning tutorial on this one.
You can see the camera in the reflections if you look carefully.
Deardorff 8x10 on HP5+ | Fujinon 210mm F5.6 @ F11/3 Seconds
HC110-B in Jobo 3005
Pali
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