Nice shot. But no longer Columbus Camera Group. Unless this is from a few years ago ...
Originally Posted by Daniel Unkefer
Darkroom Print 4 CCG Makiflex by Nokton48, on Flickr
Columbus Camera Group Exterior.
4x5" Efke PL100, ADOX Borax MQ Developer.
180mm Makiflex Xenar hand held.
Two 4x5s taken at the new Veterans' Museum in downtown Columbus. Linhof, 135 lens, FP4, HC110 dil B, neg scan.
Prolly taken fifteen years ago. Man the stuff that went through that place!Nice shot. But no longer Columbus Camera Group. Unless this is from a few years ago ...
Last edited by Daniel Unkefer; 27-May-2019 at 04:54.
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Nikkor-SW 90 f8 and Wista 45, with TMax 400. I later went back and redid this (almost same perspective) with Ektar 100, but I feel like I want to try another angle, maybe straight on.
Si wgere us that? Nice.
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Mdphoto, a frontal view may be rewarding as well, but have you considered opening up the shadows in the porch a bit? That might invite teh eye a little more into this fine structure and be a helpful tweak to the composition.
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Philip thanks for the input! Here's another version with the Nikkor 90 and Wista, a very slightly different composition and the porch is more visible. Ektar 100 film.
000431940002 by Maryland Photos, on Flickr
Most likely a light leak on the right.
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