Diptychs, Triptychs and Other Multiples

[vphill]

I thought I would dust this thread off and post a triptych that I tried this last month.

I have been getting to know the work of Barbara Bosworth and her images of champion trees inspired me to give this a try.



Triptych above Gatlinburg, TN by Mark Phillips, on Flickr


For those interested this was with a Rodenstock 135mm f/5.6 Apo-Sironar-S on Ilford HP5.

[Randy]

This is wonderful ^ I don't think I have ever seen this thread - count me as inspired.

[vphill]

Another try at a triptych, this time just north of Taos, New Mexico

I got my film mixed up when metering so this HP5 was exposed at ISO 64 (thought it was FP4, whoops). Normal development resulted in some thick and very low contrast negatives. I was actually surprised with what I was able to get.

Taos Triptych by Mark Phillips, on Flickr

[Vaughn]

Half year apart -- both great sets!

[Iga]

13x18 contact lith prints at Forte paper.
Sorry for awful phone photo.

[jprofita]

I hadn't seen this thread either...diptychs are a favorite. This was taken with a homemade camera...two 5x7 holders, a cardboard box, and a copy camera lens, shot on photo paper.

[jmontague]

Here is my entry:

The Tuck-pointer

Rolleiflex Automat, Ilford FP-4, Pyrocat HD, Silver Gelatin Prints




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