Abstracts

[jtomasella]

Fort Barrancas
Tachihara 4x5, TMY, 90mm Caltar II-N lens

That picture has every tone in the book.

[Pat Kearns]

Love the new style you've been adding to your thread. I really like this one, it makes me inspire about photographic (Abstract) movements. Any video on that would be excellent.

Thank you bijutoha. Sorry I don't have a video to share. It's time consuming enough just setting up and getting the photo so video is an unnecessary complication in the mix. There is a lot of inspiration in this thread as well as all the other threads. This site literally has the most talented, knowledgeable, and inspirational photographers in the world contributing to it.

That picture has every tone in the book.

Thank you jtomasella. I said in an earlier response that I like photographing white subject matters. The light and shadows brought out the full tonal range. The light was starting to change quickly and the brilliance of the white disappeared soon after I made the exposure.

[Pat Kearns]

Church window.
Tachara 4x5, TMY, 210mm Caltar II-N lens
Negative cropped to square image.

[Michael Roberts]

Awesome, Pat!

[Pat Kearns]

Thank you, Michael.

[Merg Ross]

Church window.
Tachara 4x5, TMY, 210mm Caltar II-N lens
Negative cropped to square image.

Pat, this works well. Circle in the square is perfect. Bravo!

[Merg Ross]

Shower Curtain

Plus-X, D-76 1:1, 150mm Symmar, 1974

[Pat Kearns]

Pat, this works well. Circle in the square is perfect. Bravo!

Thank you Merg. The architect of that church had some unique designs in the architecture as can be seen in the photo in thread #932.

Best regards,
Pat

[Ken Lee]

Shower Curtain

Plus-X, D-76 1:1, 150mm Symmar, 1974

Bravo !

[Joe O'Hara]

5x7/Fujinon 180W

That's a beauty, Colin.