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[Mango Triples]

"Monolith." 4x5. Remember that when you think you are seeing giants, they may not be giants at all; perhaps it is you who is the dwarf.

I used a red filter on this - but it was the first time I ever used one so I got my math wrong and underexposed the shot. A little recovery in photoshop did wonders - but I have yet to go back and clean up the bottom.

[alfredian]

Mango Triples - the exposure is spot-on. Brutalism Architecture can be a challenge to photograph and you nailed it. Bottom does need a bit of work - edge of frame tends to need that. Thanks, alfredian

[Mango Triples]

Mango Triples - the exposure is spot-on. Brutalism Architecture can be a challenge to photograph and you nailed it. Bottom does need a bit of work - edge of frame tends to need that. Thanks, alfredian

Thanks Alfredian!

[John Olsen]

Cloister San Juan, Toledo Spain. 90mm lens on my (now stolen) Toyo 45F, shot on Vericolor III, Type S color film and printed yesterday on Ilford MG paper (after resting in the to-do binder for 31 years)

[IMG]SanJuan Flkr by John Olsen, on Flickr[/IMG]

[Sazerac]

Great work! Glad to see another Fort Worth person on here.

[rrunnertexas]

ROC Universal FP Wolly WA Restroom by rrunnertexas, on Flickr

Je te laisse? Rochester Universal full plate with Wolly WA lens - Texas winery

[John Olsen]

rrunnertexas: tres elegant

Here's a rooftop detail from Gaudi's "Casa Milo" in Barcelona. I think it's a chimney, but mostly it's scary. Every aspect of this building bears close scrutiny. (What were they thinking when they let him build the Sagrada Familia anyway?) Shot on Vericolor III and printed here on Ilford MG paper.

[IMG]CasaMilo Flkr by John Olsen, on Flickr[/IMG]

[Mango Triples]

[QUOTE=John Olsen;1576402]rrunnertexas: tres elegant

Here's a rooftop detail from Gaudi's "Casa Milo" in Barcelona. I think it's a chimney, but mostly it's scary. Every aspect of this building bears close scrutiny. (What were they thinking when they let him build the Sagrada Familia anyway?) Shot on Vericolor III and printed here on Ilford MG paper.

Big fan of Gaudi. The wife and I visited a few years back. I remember that chimney. Here's one I took of the inside (Sorry, it's digital @_@)

Edit: Whoops, the picture is from Casa Battlo, not Casa Milo.

[John Olsen]

[QUOTE=Mango Triples;1576558]

rrunnertexas: tres elegant

Here's a rooftop detail from Gaudi's "Casa Milo" in Barcelona. I think it's a chimney, but mostly it's scary. Every aspect of this building bears close scrutiny. (What were they thinking when they let him build the Sagrada Familia anyway?) Shot on Vericolor III and printed here on Ilford MG paper.

Big fan of Gaudi. The wife and I visited a few years back. I remember that chimney. Here's one I took of the inside (Sorry, it's digital @_@)

Edit: Whoops, the picture is from Casa Battlo, not Casa Milo.

Went there too. Thanks for the reminder.

[Dugan]

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Film test of outdated 5x7 Velvia 100.
Hard to get a good cell phone shot from a light table, lots of weird color fringing...
Color of trans is right on, in-person.
Burke & James 5x7 View, 8.25" Goerz RDA.