Thank you Ari and DJ. I will get back in the building later this week, and will take your suggestions.
Thanks again,
Dave
Thank you Ari and DJ. I will get back in the building later this week, and will take your suggestions.
Thanks again,
Dave
Saint John's Abbey Church by Michael Schomer, on Flickr
Camera: Ebony RSW 45
Lens: Nikkor SW 90mm f8
Film: Fuji Acros @ ISO 50
Filter: #25 Red
Exposure: f/22 @ 1/4 sec
Development: Ilford DD-X -- 5:30min constant agitation (BTZS Tubes)
Saint John's Abbey Church by Michael Schomer, on Flickr
Camera: Ebony RSW 45
Lens: Schneider APO-Symmar 150mm f/5.6
Film: Fuji Acros @ ISO 50
Exposure: f/32 @ 45 sec
Development: Ilford DD-X -- 5:30min constant agitation (BTZS Tubes)
Foma 200 rated at 100 in Rodinal 1+50
Chamonix 045N2 with Symmar 210mm using front rise
Scanned with Epson 4990, minimal adjustments.
National Art School, Sydney, winter 2016. This was built in the 1840s from Sydney sandstone to serve as a prison. It was known as Darlinghurst Gaol until the early 20th century when the prisoners were moved to a more modern facility. It's been an art school since the 1920s.
Ilford FP4 at 100 in Rodinal 1+50
Chamonix 045N2 with Rodenstock Sironar N 150mm
Scanned with Epson 4990, minimal adjustments'
One of the walls of the National Art School / Darlinghurst Gaol, Sydney, winter 2016.
The building behind the wall is part of the Supreme Court facility. The sandstone blocks were hand cut by prisoners and they would carve their individual mark on each one so the authorities could check when they had reached their quota. Once they achieved this they could get paid work outside the gaol.Some of these walls have been lowered since it became a college.
Michael, great stuff at Saint John's!
+1! Great image Michael.Originally Posted by Ari
I'm having still having trouble getting my camera square with the far wall. Assuming I can see this on the ground glass, can I use rear swing to correct this -- i.e. without moving the whole tripod?
Maine Cabin, November 2004
Arca Swiss Discovery, 150mm APO Sironar S
4x5 TMY, D-76
Michael,
Those are terrific photos!
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