Quick set up for best workingOriginally Posted by okcomputer
A bit of a quick set up, as I didn't want my espresso to cool before I got the shot off.
I like your expresso...and my working after an expresso in the morning
Quick set up for best workingA bit of a quick set up, as I didn't want my espresso to cool before I got the shot off.
I like your expresso...and my working after an expresso in the morning
Lots of rain lately. This on 4x5 TMY-2.
Jim Cole
Flagstaff, AZ
In the kitchen sink this morning.
Pacemaker Speed Graphic, 6.5" B&L Cinephor projection Petzval, Delta 100 (expired 1999).
Jonathan
What a difference 45 minutes makes.
Kodak 2D 8x10, 240mm Hugo Meyer Doppel Anastigmat, Tri-X (expired 1976).
Monday, August 5th, 2013, 5:52 P.M.
Monday, August 5th, 2013, 6:37 P.M.
Jonathan
I love both, but the second one has an interesting graphic approach.
An attempt to capture the dappled evening light that streams into the dining room this time of year. I'm fed up with my scanner, though. You can see conspicuous banding in the shadow area to the right of center at the bottom. Grrrr.
Toyo 45A, 210mm Sironar-N, T-Max 400.
Jonathan
And another shot of sunlight in the dining room taken a few minutes before the one above.
Century 10A 8x10 w/5x7 back, 15" B&L projection Petzval, Kodak Low Contrast Aerial Duplicating film (SO-277) expired 1984.
Jonathan
This is a great thread.
Hi to all following this thread,
I just popped into the Art Institute of Chicago to see for a second time "Abelardo Morell:The Universe Next Door" http://www.artic.edu/exhibition/abel...erse-next-door
Morell seemed to do just fine with inspiration around the house. If you have the chance to see the exhibit, I think most everyone who in interested in large format will enjoy it. If you don't, online offers plenty of examples of Morell's work, and I bought the catalogue (available from Amazon et al.) It is a winner.
Chris
Get hold of a copy of "Home Photography" by Sanderson
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