Old Things,Farms,Barns,Buildings, Plus

[Ben Calwell]

Ilford FP4 Plus 4x5 film, Legacy Pro L110.

Interior of an abandoned house by Jingmin Zhou, on Flickr

That’s a great photo. I like the mood, and I like how you kept some detail in the window. Was it normal development?

[newtorf]

Thank you, Ben. I am surprised that there're still some details in the window. The exposure was f45 and 16s, around 8 stops overexposed for the window! I did stand development, which is L110 1:100 for 45 minutes, with initial temp 70F and ending temp around 60F (I put the tank in my refrigerator).

That’s a great photo. I like the mood, and I like how you kept some detail in the window. Was it normal development?

[Ben Calwell]

Thank you, Ben. I am surprised that there're still some details in the window. The exposure was f45 and 16s, around 8 stops overexposed for the window! I did stand development, which is L110 1:100 for 45 minutes, with initial temp 70F and ending temp around 60F (I put the tank in my refrigerator).

Thanks, it turned out well. I need to experiment more with stand development. For scenes similar to yours, I’ve had modest success with highly diluted HC110.

[Ulophot]

Well seen, newtorf; more than meets the eye at first.

[newtorf]

Thank you, Philip!

Well seen, newtorf; more than meets the eye at first.

[newtorf]

Ilford FP4 Plus 4x5 film, Legacy Pro L110.

Buildings by Jingmin Zhou, on Flickr

[isarhane]

Ilford FP4 Plus 4x5 film, Legacy Pro L110.

Buildings by Jingmin Zhou, on Flickr

I really like this. Amazing!

[austin granger]

Abandoned Farmhouse, Eastern Washington by Austin Granger, on Flickr

[Bill Poole]

Swaybacked building--lumber and hardware store, still in use, Ferndale, California.

Chamonix 45-H1
150mm Sironar N, yellow filter
HP5
HC110 E



[IMG]Lumberyard Buildings, Ferndale, California by William Poole, on Flickr[/IMG]

[newtorf]

Thank you!

I really like this. Amazing!