Large Format Photography Australia

Yet again, Maris, you have wandered into the world of visual prose and unearthed a poetic encounter.

Challenge exceedingly well met!

Alex,

It is a privilege and a great fascination to see your work ...... always.

All praise to older styled simple lenses!! This is proof, yet again, that in the non-digital world, we can still celebrate and by enraptured by the aberration. One of the things I most regret about divesting myself of was a 1948 Kodak Portrait lens I frolicked with in my 8x10 days. And that also dra...

Very special!

Aaaaah, the veneration of the aberration!!! How I love it!! Something that will never happen with digital capture, but watch some techno-boffin make a filter to 'emulate' it if they haven't already).

Gloriously lavish exploitation of the entire medium.

Delightfully Callahan-esque. Thanks for prodding the thought, Maris.

Nothing much on offer on Saturday night so, for old time's sake, I settled in a stroll down memory lane watching Flashdance. It happened right at a time of hiatus for me in may ways and so I saw it quite fondly. BUT ..... with the passage of time I also got another big buzz out of this movie set in ...

This bag bellows discussion makes me feel quite chuffed. As part of re-equipping with the Sinar I managed to pick up a brand new Wide Angle Bellows I for $60.00 plus freight. That said, USPS was embarrassing slow. Still champing at the bit to get out and shoot but my head is full of slippery slime a...

Maris, Perhaps they are kind and getting into a more facile position for facilitating waist-level shooting on cameras that often don't have waist-level finders. Having said that, with my mewly acquired Sinar I do have a reflex finder that will be handy for a bloke with dodgy legs don't don't crouch ...