post "in Galli style"

[Jim Galli]

That is pretty sweet!

Thanks Allen. I haven't forgot about ya. Ran out of time last weekend. jg

[Steve M Hostetter]

dem pipes is comin out da wrong side of da Harley?? Pretty shots!

Thanks Jim, I forgot to flip that one she's a 2008 Kawasaki Vulcan 1600 classic cruiser

[Rory_5244]

If Jim Colloms is still around, those b&w shots with the Veritos and Haydens lenses are super.

[eddie]

a few quick scans from europe.

45 chamonix. 180mm nikkor. wide open. plenty of movements.

[goamules]

I haven't seen too much soft focus lately, let's get this rectified.

8x10 paper negative testing out one of my Taylor Taylor Hobson Rapid View lenses wide open (the other might be for sale soon). Pic of it here. The RVP was so popular with pictorialists that Cooke was asked to reissue the lens in the early 20th century, as the Cooke Achromatic Portrait.

[Emil Schildt]

I haven't seen too much soft focus lately, let's get this rectified.

8x10 paper negative testing out one of my Taylor Taylor Hobson Rapid View lenses wide open (the other might be for sale soon). Pic of it here. The RVP was so popular with pictorialists that Cooke was asked to reissue the lens in the early 20th century, as the Cooke Achromatic Portrait.

"might be"... don't tease...

beautiful image - love to use paper negatives also..

[Jim Galli]

harley davidson

Bunch of new stuff this weekend with a 6" f2.4 Gundy Petzval that has my juices flowin.

[ljsegil]

I'm kind of hyped on this lens that might be a Petzval, but might not be, or maybe has reversed elements, or maybe just a reversed putzval photographer operating it, but anyway f.l.<6", aperture somewhere around f/6, Kodak E100VS, Graflex RB Super D 3x4 converted to a 4x5 back, at times acts a lot like a large format Diana with this lens of unknown origin.
Larry

[Jim collum]

6"HBH, Betterlight scanning back in IR mode

both shot from the same spot (our new backyard)

normal:




rear element removed:

[ljsegil]

Never quite sure which thread to post this stuff in (probably the circular one), but another flower with the possible Petzval:
Larry