Originally Posted by stawastawa
hi nicholas:
thanks !
it was a dark muddy cyanotype so it was blue. the bleach ( baking soda or washing soda dilute heavily in water )
turned the colors brownish/yellowish ... i've toned some of this series in black tea but its not quite the same ...
Pali I like it. Especially the dof. It reminded me of a fire hydrant I photographed years ago.
It's autumn here, although exceptionally mild (20°C/68°F) this late of season. The trees are getting very pretty, this is very close to my apartment. It's almost too much color for my taste (I like when it's just a touch of yellow) but here it goes anyways.
28 mm, several shots stitched together. I really miss perspective control when shooting 35 mm...
Nice night photos! I've been inspired to get some cool night air too.
_DSC4983 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr
FE2/HP5/HC-110(H) 50mm/24/50
Oaks park bumper cars
Eat Your Vegetables
When no one is watching - the goats dance.
Found me a new swamp. Water was low from lack of rain and so had some beautiful cracked mud. Except for one area where I sunk into the ground and literally lost my shoe and had to fish it out of the mud. Didn't have the proper boots with me.
Nikon F2, 15mm f/3.5 AI-S w/ orange filter, T-Max 100, FX-39:
Sphinx
Netherlands Carillon, Arlington, VA
Minolta X-700/Kentmere 400/L110
sphinx by Chris Kagy, on Flickr
Yours are always stunning, Scott. This one's no exception!
Here's a few from my end. All on Ilford FP4+, expired by about a decade, rated at 100 and developed in Pyrocat.
Musée du Louvre
Pont des Arts
Musée d'Orsay
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