In Praise of 5x7... Post'em !

[Bernice Loui]

Restored 50KW transmitter:


Sinar C2, 8-1/2" Kodak Commercial Ektar @f16, 13x18cm Agfa APX100.


Bernice

[Bernice Loui]

Main Transmitter Power Circuit boxes:



Sinar C2 (Bag bellows and cramped space) 110mm Schneider Symmar XL @f22, 13x18cm Agfa APX100.


Bernice

[austin granger]

Portland


Ironically, the complete tag read "KODAK FUNERAL"!

https://www.flickr.com/photos/austingranger/

[StoneNYC]

Portland


Ironically, the complete tag read "KODAK FUNERAL"!

https://www.flickr.com/photos/austingranger/

And why don't you have an image of the entire thing?

[Tin Can]

Stone, never ask an artist why. What you thinking? See, that's a valid question.

Pretty soon we got's rules and stuff.

And why don't you have an image of the entire thing?

[austin granger]

And why don't you have an image of the entire thing?

There was a tree in the way and I didn't like the way the writing looked from an angle. And honestly, what really drew me to the scene was the three dimensional letters leaning against the two dimension letters that were painted to look like three dimensional letters, to be rendered (by me) into a two dimensional picture. I find that sort of thing interesting. The "KODAK FUNERAL" was pretty hard to resist though.

[Ramiro Elena]

Well, did you take the letters home?

[austin granger]

Well, did you take the letters home?

I'm pretty sure they were taken off temporarily in order to paint the building. There were stacks of letters all around. I can't say it didn't cross my mind though. Who wouldn't want a giant "E" for their wall?

[Digoy]

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My first shot using a Large Format Camera

Ansco Agfa 5x7 | 12" Acuplat Ser.1 | Efke 25 (EI12)

March 2014

*pls excuse the low quality photo, scanned as document only

[NancyP]

good for you, Digoy. I am getting ready to take the plunge myself.