@Tri Tan: indeed, a very nice print. Thanks for posting the actual print, it looks massive.
@Tri Tan: indeed, a very nice print. Thanks for posting the actual print, it looks massive.
This thread is always so inspiring and it's inspired me to try something new (to me) with lighting - just minimal one bulb on the flower(s) to get a black background and surface. Both of these were shot on Fuji HR-T X-Ray film and tray developed in Rodinal 1:100.
Peony, 8x10 Fuji HR-T X-Ray Film by Shawn Hoke, on Flickr
Peonies in Vase, Minimal Lighting, 8x10 Fuji HR-T X-Ray Film by Shawn Hoke, on Flickr
Thank you MiguelOriginally Posted by Miguel Coquis
Thomas Greutmann, http://www.blackandwhitegallery.de
A recent photo of a trillium in Banning State Park in Minnesota
Crown Graphic
150 mm Nikkor with front element removed f5.6 1/250th
HP5+ in xtol 1:1 N+2
Very nice shot.A recent photo of a trillium in Banning State Park in Minnesota
Crown Graphic
150 mm Nikkor with front element removed f5.6 1/250th
HP5+ in xtol 1:1 N+2
Daffodil, March 2011
Sinar P, 210mm Macro Sironar
4x5 TMY, D-23
Last edited by Ken Lee; 7-Apr-2018 at 16:45.
My mom had some nice orchids last I was back home.
kodak 2d 8x10
Wollensak f/5 Portrait lens
Ilford MGIV RC developed in R09 (1+50)
David
Wow I love how centralized the flowers are and how black the rest. I haven't seen many develop prints in Rodinal (though I know it's possible) was this directly to the paper or was there a negative involved?
It's just a scan (and crop) of a plain-jane in-camera paper negative.
David
Final Peonies Image (0f 2014), 8x10 Fuji X-Ray Film by Shawn Hoke, on Flickr
8x10 Eastman View Camera No 2D
Schneider 300mm f5.6 Lens
Fuji HR-T Green Sensitive X-Ray Film
Tray developed in Rodinal 1:100
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