Old Things,Farms,Barns,Buildings, Plus

[darr]

I didn't detect any of that sensitivity from Darlene.

I tend to 'crop with my feet,' meaning the composition you see is precisely how I envisioned capturing the moment.
Further cropping sometimes constrains that vision. Nonetheless, seeing how others interpret my work is genuinely intriguing.

PS: On a lighter note, I'm glad to hear you're also a pizza enthusiast! There's nothing like a good slice to bring people together.

[Tin Can]

Calm down

You are off case

What two things are we confusing?

Also, I think listening to what others think of my work and how they think it could be improved is of value to me. I make errors. I might miss something that someone else picks up. Having others reflect and what they think, improves my work. I don't have to agree with their ideas in the end. But their comments are valuable to me. If my message isn't getting through or I can make it more effective, shouldn't I want to know about that? Of course, people are sensitive about criticism. But artists should get over that if they want to get better. I didn't detect any of that sensitivity from Darlene.

[Steven Ruttenberg]

First ever 8x10 I developed. D100 Tmax developer. Used the Stearman 8x10 daylight devloping tank. Worked great. This is a phone shot of negative on my light table. Inverted and adjusted using LR for the iPhone. Can’t wait to drum scan. Shot with my Extar 14in lens. I did use some tilt.

Shot in Northern AZ by Pine.

[Steven Ruttenberg]

Although I do see where some of the hold downs were by the lighter vertical marks at the top.

[arri]

Fomapan 200 @ISO 100 in Adox FX-39 II
Wista 45 D, sheet film 4x5"
Voigtlander Kollinear 6,3/132mm (made in 1913)
The lenses were sold in the German language areas as "Kollinear". In all other countries it were sold under "Collinear"
An excellent lens, no focus shift when stoped down, pretty small.
I used f/16

The lens were made 50km away from my hometown.

[Michael Kadillak]

Abandoned mansion circa 1920 on the Western Slope of Colorado just East of the Utah border. 8x10 contact print on Ilford Classic paper.

[rfesk]

Fomapan 200 @ISO 100 in Adox FX-39 II
Wista 45 D, sheet film 4x5"
Voigtlander Kollinear 6,3/132mm (made in 1913)
The lenses were sold in the German language areas as "Kollinear". In all other countries it were sold under "Collinear"
An excellent lens, no focus shift when stoped down, pretty small.
I used f/16

The lens were made 50km away from my hometown.

Nice tonality and apparent sharpness!

[PatrickMarq]

Brickyard (Google translate) It was a factory where they created the bricks. It started around 1346 until the late 1800.
Fun fact not so far from Tomorrowland






and in action

[Martin Aislabie]

Brickyard (Google translate) It was a factory where they created the bricks. It started around 1346 until the late 1800.
Fun fact not so far from Tomorrowland






and in action

Very nice
Who is the handsome chap in the hat ? :-)
Martin

[PatrickMarq]

Thanks Martin, I found it was time to show me in action.