But a great cliche.
Good luck today! Great possibilities with the 4x5! HP5 (or did you use FP4?) is a fairly forgiving film in this sort of light...more so than X-ray in any case. It should be a fun challange.
Vaughn
But a great cliche.
Good luck today! Great possibilities with the 4x5! HP5 (or did you use FP4?) is a fairly forgiving film in this sort of light...more so than X-ray in any case. It should be a fun challange.
Vaughn
Austin, I really like the first one.
Nice work, Jody.
“You often feel tired, not because you've done too much, but because you've done too little of what sparks a light in you.”
― Alexander Den Heijer, Nothing You Don't Already Know
stunning! I really really like this one!Originally Posted by austin granger
Beautiful and mysterious. If I recall correctly, I used this film once in very late 1990's and the colors and grain were very far away from the more recent version. A talent and good execution obviously helps too.
And here's something shot on a Tri-X, with a 50mm Distagon. It is a nude, so I'm just putting a link to the image: Scene with a bird
My son on the last day of summer.
Austin, the lantern is outstanding.
It's ironic because it makes me want to be there in the dark, by moonlight.
Hypnotic! It moves when I look.Fence ;-)
...with apologies to Austin's avatar.
Fuji GSW690II, T-Max 400 (expired 2001)
Jonathan
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