8x10 deardorff,nikkor w360,foma200@160
8x10 deardorff,nikkor w360,foma200@160
Terrific portrait, Deardorffuser!
“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
this is lovely.Originally Posted by Deardorffuser
8x10,toyo G,foma200@800,symmar300
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Love this. They seem so relaxed. Love LF portraits like this. Those birds are going nuts.8x10 deardorff,nikkor w360,foma200@160
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EPR 64 expired 2002..
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Scovill Waterbury Lens Jocelyn Portrait by rrunnertexas, on Flickr
For so long I have wanted a Scovill camera - I finally have one which is the version 2, in full plate. The single holder I have has wooden inserts for 5x7, so that is what I'm shooting at the moment.
One of the first shots from this camera from the back yard.
Nice.
For so long I have wanted a Scovill camera - I finally have one which is the version 2, in full plate. The single holder I have has wooden inserts for 5x7, so that is what I'm shooting at the moment.
One of the first shots from this camera from the back yard.
It still amazes me that cameras that took pictures of our Civil War and Pres. Lincoln are still being used today with basically the same technology, film tech, and chemicals.
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A camera that was made no earlier then 1887-1889 took Civil War and President Lincoln??????
But I get your point, Kind of.
BTW Great Portrait no matter how old the gear.
Last edited by Louis Pacilla; 5-May-2018 at 07:54. Reason: add
Yah, don't know what years those old wooden cameras are but yah, the point it man, so much tech today and photography, the kind we do, hasn't really changed much. And to think of what those images those lenses took over the decades. Gives me a chill.
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Oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh...
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