A couple of new ones yesterday with an Aldis WWI Aerial recon triplet of 20". Which sounds fantastic in itself. How did anyone manage a photograph with a 20 inch lens from a primitive bi-plane?? 20" f5.6 triplet and it has a lovely look. Sharp with magnificent bokeh. It would be perfect for 11X14 portraits.
teapot bokeh
tin can Ciro-Flex
The purpose for the images was to show that some long-roll 9.5" Plus X film I have for sale is quite usable. These are full plate.
One more tonight. I was burning film solely because I wanted to spend time in my darkroom listening to music.
Coca~Cola with 20" Aldis wide open
A life still respite
Tin Can
5x7/Fujinon 150W
Been showing cyanotypes.
More cyanotypes. I thought these might work for some floral images, but now printing most negs this way as well as in silver.
Ha, those are great Robert.
My brain misfired. At first I thought it was a pepper on the floor with the image turned upside down. Now i see it is on the edge of the counter. Something like that crawling on my ceiling would receive a whacking!Originally Posted by Colin Graham
5x7/Fujinon 150W
--- Steve from Missouri ---
I thought the same thing, too, at first. At least I'm not the only one.
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