Large Format Photography Australia

Aaaah, those ads in camera magazines back in the day: Voigtländer ....... because the lens is so good. My first proper camera when I was leaving school was a Mamiyaflex C2 with a Mamiya-Sekor 105mm 1:3.5 lens which was an absolute cracker and, I believe it was a Heliar design. The 'directing' is to ...

"Actually when I took this photograph I was thinking of another image by a local photographer. It's called Crescent Cold Stores 72 8 and was posted here in "Things" on 13 Oct 2017. Light meets iron perfectly." Thank you Maris, very kind of you to say so. Even kinder of you to re...

Music to my eyes, Maris ....... but you probably guessed that already. Brings back warm fuzzy memories of the prophetic (you guessed it) Grant Mudford with a healthy dash of Lewis Baltz. What really drives this home for me is the counterpoint to the disciplined vertical regimen of the façade of the ...

Barry,

As you'd guess, I can well and truly vouch for your design and fabrication skills as witnessed in the Toyo lens panels included in the bundle we traded some years ago.

I wish you every success and mountainous rewards.

Nicely done Barry,
It looks to be a sinar panel?? How wide ar the bellows? Wide enough to avoid bellows flare, I hope.

But the self same unfortunat fence gave freely of itself to the eye of the beholder who saw its beauty.

Looks like a potential match made in heaven.

Mouth-wateringly appealing Mark. But alas. Good luck, there are bound to be folk for whom a Durst 138 would be a perfect fit. Maybe just need to educate the youngies of the advantages.

There's a whole school of thought that sings the praises of the wealth of potential in your own backyard, Warmtone, but for an inveterate neo-topographical devotee like me the itch to roam is mighty powerful. Mind you, lockdown or no lockdown, getting out and about now necessitates at least one acco...

Thanks,

Once te lockdown eases I'll be sending some sheets of 4x5 FP4+ off to Speers Point for processing and I'll get my scanner into action and there'll be some new work appearing.