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Neil Joubert posted in the group Travel and Landscape Photography
Took this picture in January last year, it is quite tricky trying to co-ordinate the tides in the UK. The difference between low and high tide are so big, that you can get to a beach and there is no water for a few hundred metres, versus not being able to get on the beach because its completely covered the sand in some places. On this night I had…Read More
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Nolan Lister posted in the group Film Photography
Darkroom print using the Lith printing process.
Printed on Foam 313 Resin Coated paper.
6×6 negative using a very old Bessa 6×6 “point and shoot” camera.
Shot on a misty morning in Ermelo.What is Lith printing?
Lith printing is a simple but ‘different’ Black & White printing technique, using ‘ordinary’ B&W or colour negatives, a suitable black &…Read More
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Beaunard Grobler posted in the group Black and White Photography
Beaunard Grobler. They are coming for me….
Canon 5D Mark II, EF50mm F1.4 USM at 1/22 sec at f/1,6 with natural light. Attempted to create a Film Noir atmosphere.
#Monochrome #BlackandWhitePhotography #PortraitPhotography
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Nolan Lister posted in the group Film Photography
Long exposure on Ilford FP4 to create this 6×6 negative using a Mamiya C220 TLR camera.
Film suffers from Reciprocity failure. Reciprocity failure is what happens when, at longer exposures (generally shutter speeds of 1 second or more), the law of reciprocity (you guessed it!) fails!
A film’s emulsion is made up of a layer of silver halide c…Read More
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Nolan Lister posted in the group Film Photography
8×10 Tintype portrait of Klara using the Wet Plate process from 1851.
5″ exposure at f3.6 on a 140 year old lens. Camera is a Kodak 2D 8×10 (±100 years old).#FilmIsNotDead, #AnalogPhotography, #LargeFormat, #FilmPhotography, #Darkroom, #WetPlate, #FineArtPhotography, #Handmade
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DPC posted in the group Film Photography
Edward Weston. Pepper No. 30, 1930
Photo Credit: Heritage AuctionsIn 1930, Edward Weston crafted “Pepper No. 30”, a prominent piece in a series where everyday subjects were turned into significant works of art. This photograph, in particular, has garnered high praise and is esteemed both historically and artistically.
To individuals in the…Read More
great mood and atmosphere in this shot……love it ……