The Setup and the Shot

[bobpin]

The tram was moving, fortunately the tracks governed the distance between it and my camera.

Chamonix 1620 camera
Berthiot perigraphe 250mm f14 lens
B/W film processed with 510-pyro 1:300

[Tin Can]

Big!

the tram was moving, fortunately the tracks governed the distance between it and my camera.

Chamonix 1620 camera
berthiot perigraphe 250mm f14 lens
b/w film processed with 510-pyro 1:300

[Vaughn]

My son just sent this low-res image of me taking a photo that I have recently framed up...

Fall between glacial lakes
Torres del Paine
2019

5x7 platinum/palladium print.
At the time it felt like I was a little closer to the edge...

[Gabe]

From a trip to York Minster.



And the resulting image:

York Minster, Quire & Great East Window by atomstitcher, on Flickr

[Martin Aislabie]

From a trip to York Minster.



And the resulting image:

York Minster, Quire & Great East Window by atomstitcher, on Flickr

Hi mate
What camera and lens are you using ?
The camera looks like and Linhof Technikardan but I have no idea about the lens.

Great series though.

Martin

[Gabe]

Hi mate
What camera and lens are you using ?
The camera looks like and Linhof Technikardan but I have no idea about the lens.

Great series though.

Martin

Thanks Martin.

Correct, the camera is a Linhof Technikardan S45. The lens used for this image was the Schneider-Kreuznach Apo-Symmar L 5.6/210. An amazing piece of glass with gobs of room for movements on 4x5.

Full process details on the Flickr page linked via the image.

[nbagno]

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[Ulophot]

Vaughn, that's a lovely composition.

[Ulophot]

This image is posted under Musical Instruments as well. 4x5, 135mm lens, HP5+.

[Vaughn]

Sweet, Philip. And a belated thank you for your comment above. Once I got home and developed the film a month later, it was difficult wrapping my head around a lot of Nothing being in the center of things. I had to trust what I saw.