Thank you Antonio.Originally Posted by gimenosaiz
Thank you Antonio.
This is a cool thread. Here’s a modest contribution hoping to keep it going:
Still life (on a dirty pizza stone) in the kitchen, brand-17 4x5, circa 1930’s zeiss 16.5cm f6.3 (hazey to the extreme) barrel lens, 10 seconds f32 window light, HP5+ hc110/h 10.00 68• in the inimitable sp445 tank.
Hey, Kinografx
Glad to see someone using a Brand 17...
That's not a particularly easy camera to use.
Nice image!
Keep up the good work!
Last edited by Dugan; 21-Dec-2020 at 20:14. Reason: More cowbell
Eastman 33A, Wollensak 5x7 Extreme WA, f32. Velvia 100.
Thanks very much! I gotta say tho, I find the Brand exceptionally easy to use (no fussy geared movements!) it’s one reason i keep dragging it out
Shot with a Darlot around f4ish, about 210mm.
Tri-X at 320 in Rodinal.
Deardorff 5x7
Rodenstock 180mm N
Kodak Portra 400
The far arrow is sweet. And did you move the barrier or remove it?
And I like your final camera placement (a little higher than your set-up shot?) The yellow line becomes a stronger element...and the 35mph is a hoot.
"Landscapes exist in the material world yet soar in the realms of the spirit..." Tsung Ping, 5th Century China
The far arrow is sweet. And did you move the barrier or remove it?
And I like your final camera placement (a little higher than your set-up shot?) The yellow line becomes a stronger element...and the 35mph is a hoot.
Thanks! I removed the barrier in photoshop...and yeah I think the quick cell snap actually shows a slightly different attempt that didn't include the sign. I took 4 or 5 different angles.... in the final version below I think I grafted together two negs to get a little more sky, that's why the proportion is slightly squarer then 5x7.
For some reason made me think of the John McPhee book In Control of Nature. I'd love to see your big print!
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