Flowers Anyone?

[kiteboy]

Wild garlic time
Fomapan 200 rated 160. HC 110 1:47 13' at 20.5C
Comments welcome

[John Olsen]

Soon to be a flower, unless we eat it. I've been quiet on the Forum for 2 months, first from the Stay-at-Home order and then from a bicycling muscle tear, but recently the artichoke plant presented an opportunity for me right in the back yard.

[IMG]Artichoke 5-13-20 LFF by John Olsen, on Flickr[/IMG]

150mm lens, yellow filter, TriX film in HC-110 B, scanned from Ilford print

[paulbarden]

'Souvenir de la Malmaison'
From 5x7 wet plate collodion negative. Voigtlander Petzval used, on B&J Watson, lotsa pinholes in the bellows. Four minute exposure, natural light.

[Terry276]

The same azalea bush but black and white (and after the flowers opened). Bergger Panchro 400 5x7 in my Gundlach Korona. Ilex 6 1/2 inch f/4.5.
more azaleas by terry, on Flickr

[rrunnertexas]

ROC Cactus Flower Protar 3 by rrunnertexas, on Flickr

Rochester Universal 5 x 7 with a Zeiss Protar lens - Arista EDU 100 HC-110

[John Olsen]

Love that Prickly Pear! We're not so big on prickers here, but it is high season for our Rhodies. This is under an overcast (Well, it's in the Puget Sound, so what else?) at the Meerkerk Garden.

[IMG]Meerkerk II 5-15-20 LFF by John Olsen, on Flickr[/IMG]

150 mm lens on an old Calumet wood-field camera, TriX film with #8 filter and scanned from this morning's print.

[John Olsen]

Here's the other image from last week's excursion to the Meerkerk Garden. As above, TriX film under heavy overcast.

[IMG]Meerkerk III 5-15-20 LFF by John Olsen, on Flickr[/IMG]

[paulbarden]

Antique Roses
From a 5x7 inch wet plate collodion negative. I used a Voigtlander Petzval lens on a B&J Watson camera. Old Workhorse collodion used, and Iodine redevelopment was part of the process.

[Iga]

Well done Paul, as usual. Although I'd prefer to see more detail in bottle and maybe in table too.
Best wishes,
Igor.

[takpro]

Antique Roses
From a 5x7 inch wet plate collodion negative. I used a Voigtlander Petzval lens on a B&J Watson camera. Old Workhorse collodion used, and Iodine redevelopment was part of the process.

Well done


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