post your trees!

[Roger Thoms]

Shooting up with the Chamonix 4x10 and just getting into cyanotypes lately. Too much fun in the darkroom

Have you tried this as a vertical? Nice image btw. Looks like you have a pretty good handle on the Cyanotype process.

Roger

[guidoStow]

Shooting up with the Chamonix 4x10 and just getting into cyanotypes lately. Too much fun in the darkroom

Lovely image!

[Christopher Barrett]

Have you tried this as a vertical? Nice image btw. Looks like you have a pretty good handle on the Cyanotype process.

Roger

Thanks, Roger. I got into cyanotypes about a month ago and have gotten really technical in nailing down the process. Almost there. I tend to see everything as a horizontal but agree that this works nicely standing up too .

[Jim Jones]

ioingjorbor -- Serene and beautiful.

[jp]

in the icy woods behind my house this past weekend. 9" Gundlach Hyperion, fp4+ in pyrocat hdc. Sorta minimalist, but all the tasty elements of a photo to me.


img754 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr

[Jim Galli]

in the icy woods behind my house this past weekend. 9" Gundlach Hyperion, fp4+ in pyrocat hdc. Sorta minimalist, but all the tasty elements of a photo to me.

A beautiful study in tones. Brute force.

[Corran]

Pine Needles
Pacemaker Speed Graphic, 6" f/2.5 Aero-Ektar, Portra 160VC:

[EdSawyer]

Nice! I need to mount my 6" AE-clone someday and shoot it.

[Corran]

Thanks Ed! I'd love to see what you could shoot with yours. I'll have to keep experimenting with mine. I think the characteristic out-of-focus rendering enhances the needle "effect" here - an example where subjectively "bad" OOF rendering can be used as an effect.

I took two images of the needles, and scanned the second today. Can't decide which I like better. The previous image was taken with some back tilt to change the focus area. This one was not tilted:

[jp]

A beautiful study in tones. Brute force.

Thank you Jim. This next one with the 7.25" Verito is the same type of scene just using reflection to ratchet up the complexity one notch. I do like some glowing highlights; the winter sun reflecting in the wet ice in this case.


img755 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr