Abstracts

[GabrielSeri]

Thank you very much David! I'm having a lot of fun doing these.

[Roger Thoms]

Nice work with the 150 G-Claron, one of my favorite lenses. I really like the contrast in corrugated metal shot.

Roger

[Jim Becia]

Chamonix 4x5 with Provia. Somewhere in Zion.

[koraks]

Gorgeous, Jim. Really well done.

[GabrielSeri]

Nice work with the 150 G-Claron, one of my favorite lenses. I really like the contrast in corrugated metal shot.

Roger

Thank you Roger, I am enjoying this lens. I recently bought it and having a blast photographing with it.

[pepeguitarra]

My attempt at “abstract.” Chamonix 4x5, Rodenstock 210, on Provia.

Jim: That is impressive. Have you been traveling in the time? Those look like the imagery of the Anunakis. I can see some evil figures there too!!

[Merg Ross]

Chamonix 4x5 with Provia. Somewhere in Zion.

Hi Jim,

I have gone back to this several times. Beautiful, and full of mystery. Well done!

Best,
Merg

[Merg Ross]

Factory Pipe, Keeler, Ca, 1954

Brand 17 4x5 View Camera, Isopan Film, Pyro

[Pat Kearns]

Merg, I really like the circular nature of everything that is anchored by the single hexagon. Well done.

[Merg Ross]

Merg, I really like the circular nature of everything that is anchored by the single hexagon. Well done.

Thanks Pat. The hexagon is not cropped as close in the original print. Taken with a 250 Zeiss Tessar, my only good lens at the time. Considered a long focal length for 4x5, but worked for close-ups with the 17" bellows.