I like it!Originally Posted by paulbarden
Glass negative/wet plate collodion image made of the cottage last night, using the Wide Field Ektar lens on the Deardorff.
Notice in the lower left in front of the chairs, Frank sat the whole 2:30 without moving anything except his head!
This is a nice image, technically and esthetically. It has been a treat to watch your technique develop with the collodion.Glass negative/wet plate collodion image made of the cottage last night, using the Wide Field Ektar lens on the Deardorff.
Notice in the lower left in front of the chairs, Frank sat the whole 2:30 without moving anything except his head!
--- Steve from Missouri ---
A wonderful evocation of place. I like.Glass negative/wet plate collodion image made of the cottage last night, using the Wide Field Ektar lens on the Deardorff.
Notice in the lower left in front of the chairs, Frank sat the whole 2:30 without moving anything except his head!
Bill Poole
"Speak softly, but carry a big camera."
Thank you Bill. I walk this path thirty times a day, and I have yet to grow tired of this view, with all of its nuanced moods.
Moving to the other end of the light spectrum - trying out the Rollei Infrared 4X5 film in my Intrepid. I wanted to see if the Intrepid camera is IR safe, which it totally is.
R72 filter, 203mm Kodak Ektar lens (1947), 1 second at f16
Paul, really nice!
Thank you David!
Swiss Murren
Ebony 45, Voigtlander Collinear 20cm f7.7. RVP100
This is very nice!Moving to the other end of the light spectrum - trying out the Rollei Infrared 4X5 film in my Intrepid. I wanted to see if the Intrepid camera is IR safe, which it totally is.
R72 filter, 203mm Kodak Ektar lens (1947), 1 second at f16
Albany County, Wyoming
8x10 E100G, Fujinon 450C
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