graflex wollensack lens 4x5 portra 160 copperplate photogravure sumerset paper gamblin ink critics welcome
graflex wollensack lens 4x5 portra 160 copperplate photogravure sumerset paper gamblin ink critics welcome
That's wonderful in all respects, Hendrik. Can you send me a copy to frame and put on my wall?
Grand Canal
Sinar 4x5, SA 75mm 5,6
Ektachrome 100G
Love the rich blues, vitality.
SINAR F+ 4x5 wearing a Fujinon 150/5.6 W
waterman, thank you very much, unfortunately sending to US is very expensive. let me know, if you come to europe.Originally Posted by h2oman
That's wonderful in all respects, Hendrik. Can you send me a copy to frame and put on my wall?
vitality, following a photo some hours and some 100 meters later or earlier than yours
hand held graflex wollensack lens 4x5 portra 160
Navy base at my home town of plymouth, first play with stand development with rodinal this was cooked at 1:200 for a hour on fomapan 100
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A crossing to nowhere.
Untitled by lucas.deshazer, on Flickr
+1 -- great work!That's wonderful in all respects, Hendrik. Can you send me a copy to frame and put on my wall?
Ed Ross
Lovely image, Jonathan!More like an urban skyscape, I suppose. And that's not uneven development you're seeing; that's what happens to film that has been improperly stored (in someone's hot attic, is my guess) for nearly 40 years. Not the best choice for a shot with open sky, but I blew through all of my "fresh" film that day and took a chance on the old stuff.
Pacemaker Speed Graphic, 178mm f/2.5 Aero-Ektar, Plus-X (expired 1975).
Jonathan
Ed Ross
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