Flowers Anyone?

[paulbarden]

Black Tulips (pinhole) #2.
I used the Intrepid 8x10 camera and fitted it with a 0.5mm laser drilled pinhole. But first, I made a "preview pinhole" by drilling (with a standard drill bit!) a 2mm hole in a sheet of thin brass, and with that on the lens board I could see well enough to compose an image in bright light. 3.5 minute exposure on HP5+ in Xtol 1:1, and I "burned and dodged" the light with a piece of translucent plexi to adjust the amount and quality of light falling on the vase and table.

[ndwgolf]

Black Tulips (pinhole) #2.
I used the Intrepid 8x10 camera and fitted it with a 0.5mm laser drilled pinhole. But first, I made a "preview pinhole" by drilling (with a standard drill bit!) a 2mm hole in a sheet of thin brass, and with that on the lens board I could see well enough to compose an image in bright light. 3.5 minute exposure on HP5+ in Xtol 1:1, and I "burned and dodged" the light with a piece of translucent plexi to adjust the amount and quality of light falling on the vase and table.

very nice

[ndwgolf]

Pink Lily
Chamonix 4x5 with Fuji 210mm Etkar 100 shot at f64 for 33 seconds. Developed in C41 for 11 minutes and 30 seconds.

Neil

[md-photo]

At Sherwood Gardens in Baltimore.

000348710002 by Maryland Photos, on Flickr

Wista 45, Nikkor-W 240 5.6 and Velvia 50. Tried out front tilt to keep most of the flowers in focus.

[ndwgolf]

At Sherwood Gardens in Baltimore.

000348710002 by Maryland Photos, on Flickr

Wista 45, Nikkor-W 240 5.6 and Velvia 50. Tried out front tilt to keep most of the flowers in focus.

Very nice

[John Olsen]

Behold the mighty dandelion: I shot this with 4x magnification on TriX 4x5 using a 50mm enlarging lens on my Toyo. To keep it from wilting during a high-key exposure I used flash lighting. Scanned from an 8x10 print on Ilford Classic paper.

[IMG]Dandelion by John Olsen, on Flickr[/IMG]

[takpro]

Black Tulips (pinhole) #2.
I used the Intrepid 8x10 camera and fitted it with a 0.5mm laser drilled pinhole. But first, I made a "preview pinhole" by drilling (with a standard drill bit!) a 2mm hole in a sheet of thin brass, and with that on the lens board I could see well enough to compose an image in bright light. 3.5 minute exposure on HP5+ in Xtol 1:1, and I "burned and dodged" the light with a piece of translucent plexi to adjust the amount and quality of light falling on the vase and table.

Beautiful.


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[paulbarden]

Beautiful.

Thanks very much!

[paulbarden]

Wet plate collodion image on 5X7 inch glass (as negative), made with the Voigtlander Petzval lens, wide open.
Exposure details not recorded.

[koraks]

4x5" Ektascan B/RA in Instant Mytol.
Polychrome/2-bath lith print on Fomatone, selenium toned.