J.Lane 5x7 dry plate. Exposed at ISO .5; processed in SP-76EC for 7 minutes @ 68F in the SP-8x10+ prototype processing system.
J.Lane 5x7 dry plate. Exposed at ISO .5; processed in SP-76EC for 7 minutes @ 68F in the SP-8x10+ prototype processing system.
Wow! Your tonality and depth are really impressive in these. Truly beautiful.Originally Posted by paulbarden
Thank you Jim, that is high praise indeed, coming from you. Thanks!
[QUOTE=paulbarden;1486705]Aging Tulips, #6 in a series. Wet Plate Collodion glass negative, using my Voigtlander Petzval lens (with home made waterhouse stop - aperture value unknown).
Killer image ! 3D effect rarely seen. Your Petzval is a jewel.
Igor.
Thank you very much, Igor! I’m glad you appreciate this work. It’s a pleasure to produce, and a joy to view the end result. I’m very pleased with this lens, more than any other I own. I wonder how many people have used it before me?
Paul
A wedding photo done on a J Lane dry plate with a Scovill 1885, so the shutter speed (my hand) was somewhere around 13 seconds. Tray developed. When can I get one of those SP-8x10+ prototype?
The next photo in the set of wet plate glass negatives documenting the aging of a vaseful of Tulips. 5x7 glass plate, shot with my Voigtlander Petzval lens, using a home-made waterhouse stop. Old Workhorse collodion, 6 minutes exposure.
Holy crap! Amazing.
Yes, Paul, you've got this down. Superb image.
Chief Pontiac
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