Flowers Anyone?

[appletree]

Wow. As already mentioned before wonderful work, I like the DOF of the table. It works so well with the long diagonal line of the flower's stem. And 1990 agfapan to boot!
Please do stick around.

[jcoldslabs]

Please do stick around.

I hope to.

J.

[jcoldslabs]

[jcoldslabs]

[D-tach]

You should go knock on some galleries doors Jonathan - seriously

[Corran]

I like the concept on this last one a lot.

[appletree]

You should go knock on some galleries doors Jonathan - seriously

This. Especially in Portland.
And get to a darkroom and start printing.

I'm already a huge fan. Keep it up! Very inspiring work.

[jcoldslabs]

You should go knock on some galleries doors Jonathan - seriously

This. Especially in Portland.
And get to a darkroom and start printing.

I'm already a huge fan. Keep it up! Very inspiring work.

You guys are too much! But thanks. I'd need prints before I hit up some galleries (oh, and, uh, the self-confidence to approach galleries in the first place), and sadly I couldn't say when that will happen. Soon, I hope, but as the Smiths famously asked, "How soon is now?"

I like the concept on this last one a lot.

What's funny about this shot is I was unhappy with it "straight." It seemed kind of boring and a rehash of what I've already done, but I kept seeing a corner of the white card I use as a fill reflector protruding into the image on the ground glass. In frustration I put the whole card in the frame and then....it worked even better. I wish I could say I pre-visualized this idea, but it just came together out of the blue.

There are many precedents for this idea, though, including the tree photographs of Myoung Ho Lee.

J.

[Pali K]

Jonathan - please add me to your fan list. Your work shows beauty in simple things with each image. I am happy that you are sharing it with us almost daily. Love your work and looking forward to what you'll be sharing next.

Pali

[jcoldslabs]

Thanks, Pali. As for what I'll be sharing next....