And here is something I did with my first LF B&W;
And here is something I did with my first LF B&W;
That's a real beauty. And especially nice since those 90's are a hassle to focus in low light. At least mine is.
Those falls colors on #1 are spetacular. Nice job!!
That's a pretty darn good first LF B&W! Nice indeed!
A carbon transfer print from Neptune Bay, Oregon.
This was taken last Saturday while out with the Midwest Large Format Asylum. It is sunrise over Lake Michigan from the south side of Chicago. The sun was rising so fast that I clipped part of the sun on 2 negatives as I made two exposures. The sun only peeked out for about 30 seconds as it mostly hid behind the clouds. The image is both negatives sandwiched to complete the circle of the sun. As the composition is mostly symmetrical I ended up liking the crazy double exposure of the trees so the image is not so boring.
This one is a composition at sunset on Kuaui where the lava flow meets the sea. I was certainly feeling the pressure of the elements. The wind was getting up, the sun was setting fast, it was starting to rain and the waves were crashing ever closer to the tripod.
Velvia 100 F16 Schneider 150mm
McCraken's Rest. Time to wipe my monitor?
5x7 Shanghai 100, 180mm Fujinon A
David Cary
www.milfordguide.nz
Vaughn, thanks. That was what I was trying to do.
Leffis Key in Florida
1943 Speed Graphic
Greflex Optar lens 6 3/8" at f16
Arista Edu 4x5 film iso 100
Developed in Arista Developer
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