The Setup and the Shot

[Vaughn]

Posted in another thread, but here is another Zion image. Three Trees, Checkerboard Mesa area. How steep was this slope? The third image is what I found on the bottom of a similar slope (ex-Bighorn Sheep).

Three Trees: 5x7 Eastman View No.2, Computar Symmetrigon 210mm/6.3, FP4+, f/22 at 1/15 sec., Range of light reading on my Pentax Digital Spot was 12 to 15, exposed at 13, assuming that there would be darker values too small for my meter to read separately.

Developed in Ilford PQ Universal Developer. Platinum/palladium print, Potassium oxalate developer

Being a SAHD to a set of triplets has conditioned me to think in threes...

Back to packing for a few days of backpacking!

[ic-racer]

[Jim Noel]

I really like these Vaughn. NIce,
clean views taken with my favorite lens which I foolishly sold many years ago.

[ImSoNegative]

Great thread. Enjoyed looking at all the images

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[ImSoNegative]

One of mine. 4x5 250 6.7

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[MusicalPhotog]

I posted these in another discussion thread... But they will work here, as well.

The setup... (Notice the 'snotty duck-face' poses I'm getting as I shoot this. Patience=0.00000000001 and falling!)


The results.

[mathieu Bauwens]

Kodak 2D 8x10
300mm f 5,6 Fuji
Bergger Pancro 400

[mathieu Bauwens]

This winter in Brussels, Belgium.

View from my window.

Kodak 2D 8x10
Fuji 300mm f5,6
Foma 200/ HC110

[mathieu Bauwens]

Some years ago, when I begun working with the 8x10 ;





Kodak 2D 8x10
Fuji 300mm
Bergger Pancro / Berspeed

[Lachlan 717]

At a sinkhole in the Tarkine Wilderness Area, Tasmania.

7x17” with a 355mm G Claron.