Large Format Photography Australia

Love that gradation. Burnt in?

That's a keeper. How'd you get that viewpoint? You handled the printing very well.

That's a great photo. Well printed too.

Very cool photo. Must have been hard dealing with his arm position in relation to the face, it would've been a different photo if you couldn't see the subjects mouth.

I guess even the most versatile cameras have their limits. Oh well, thanks anyways Maris.

Yes I always remembered the ol' Ansel Adams tip of dealing with converging verticals, it was very helpful in the scenario.

Stayed a night in Kingaroy recently to visit the Bunya Mountains and managed to take this photo with my Mamiya Super 23. Sadly I can't use movements with my 90mm lens due to bellows restrictions, hence the converging verticals. Not sure how to get around this (Maris, did you have the same problem?)....

Zigi's version definitely grabbed my attention when I first saw it but after viewing it again a few days later, I feel like I fully understand it already. Whereas your version is delicate and subtle, the feeling of light is well printed and the shallow dof is a bold but perfectly suited choice. Most...

I'm subscribed to a youtube channel called 'Objectivity', which basically looks at rare and interesting objects from the past and present. The newest episode has some very old photographs. Enjoy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Xt55LyX5pU

I can stop posting medium format stuff but I personally consider LF as more of a way of thinking than a camera type.

RoganJosh wrote:with the Super 23

medium format my good sir.