Large Format Photography Australia

Shen Hao HZX45-IIA
Ilford FP4+
Fujinon 65mm f/5.6
Centre Graduated Filter 1/4 sec at f/16
4mm front rise

Pretty good picture there Barry, also a nice camaraderie of cameras there.

One shudders at the thought of heading to the dentist and noticing that they were loading up a panoramic dental film camera; open wide!!!!

Thanks Maris, yes the 250mm is no my go to lens for a lot of stuff these days, especially isolating things if they are reasonably close.

I tried to walk closer to help with the isolating possibilities of this lens, but I started to sink...

Shen Hao HZX45-IIA
Fujinon f/6.3 250mm
FP4+ 1/15 at f22

A short walk from our camp to the billabong where I blew a few sheets.

I'm assuming this is a contact print, if so, I really would like to see this in the flesh; it should be wonderful. Not sure if you've held the corners a tiny bit, but the natural fall off in all the corners works very well here as it looks natural. With regard to paperbark and paper bark. My underst...

Interesting view point. If you hadn't mentioned it was on an exercise bike, I would never have guessed.

I like the rim lighting on the upper torso as it gives definition to the silhouette of the figure.

Sort of an action shot using a view camera; not an easy ask.

Quite a newsworthy subject, it would seem.

Unless it was a giant mushroom, I would think you've done a bit of bellows extension, quite striking image.

Quite hard to depict bushfires with B&W film, unless things are really scorched or there is smoke rising. You have both of those elements, and the sparseness of the smouldering landscape gives this a further kick. Fireproof aluminium, interesting. Does it go straight from solid to liquid? We had...

Relaxing picture, I think it may work well on a wall.

Freestyle Private Reserve, any idea who manufactured it?

Been on a bit of a trip. House on a hill on the outskirts of Inverell NSW. Nice sunny day, but really cool unless you were in the sunlight. Around 600m above sea level according to my GPS, which explains a bit of the cool feeling. Plus it was in July. :shock: Shen Hao HZX45-IIA Ilford FP4+ 4x5"...