soft focus landscape

[Ken Lee]

Bravo !

[Ken Lee]

Bravo !

[andreios]

Nice photo Stephane. I like the look of using that 9" Port-Land a little too wide!




img503 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr

Memories of summer at Alford Lake, Hope Maine. 4x5 speed graphic preanniversary, 9" Gundlach Hyperion soft focus lens. FP4+ film in pyrocat hdc

This is beautiful indeed, Jason. I'd love to see a print of this image...

[Stephane]

Thanks Jason and Ken!
Very glad to have moved in a new house right by the woods!

This one is using the P&S semi-achromatic on the same outing...

[NedL]

An old farm house few kilimeters outside Piana in Corsica, through a Port-Land 11.5"

Very nice!

[Stephane]

Both through Pinkham and Smith Synthetic 16" @ f/4.5 projecting an image on 8x10 fomapan 100.
Next outing into the woods probably this weekend, and in the snow!

[scheinfluger_77]

M m m... Love them both. Are these Sepia toned?

[Stephane]

Yes, sepia-toned in photoshop, which is the closest look of the cyanotype prints after toning in wine tanin...
Prints are too big for the scanner, so only scanned negatives are displayed online.

[jp]

Both through Pinkham and Smith Synthetic 16" @ f/4.5 projecting an image on 8x10 fomapan 100.
Next outing into the woods probably this weekend, and in the snow!

Love the mix of sharpness and softness on this one! The highlight detail is good!

[jp]

img724 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr

This is glowing sunshine in an icy deer footprint. 4x5 fp4+ in pyrocat hdc. 9" gundlach hyperion on my speed graphic.

Inspired by George Seeley's 1907 "Firefly" which is one of my favorite photos; I have a Camera Work photogravure of it....

[Seeley did some way far out majorly soft winter photos too which I am pleased with but did not attempt here.]