Large Format Photography Australia

Hi Walter I hope by now you are in a better place and hopefully recovered from the stroke. It’s a bugger getting older and I have also taken a few serious jolts - sudden hearing loss following a mild cold. It turned my world upside down For about two years but now coping. It’s been a long time since...

I’m looking for a good used Durst 138 to enlarge my 5x7 negs.
Melbourne area preferred.

The image doses successfully capture the uniqueness of the Australian outback its vastness and incredibly harsh conditions.
The vestiges of human intervention seem to tell a sad story - ultimately nature wins and we are humbled.
Great work!

This portrait has a wonderful surreal and haunting presence.
Proves old lenses and alternative processes can yield impressive results!
In the right hands of course!

Now I like it twice as much!

Nice images well composed and pleasing to the eye and no sign of digitalitus!
4x5 has authority even in a computer screen!
A great tribute to the Arthur Ranges and Tasmanium landscape

I like the elegance of this image where the flowers somehow gain increased presence from the contrasting structural elements of the drawers. I imagine the silver print would be quite luminous and rewarding to view with perhaps a 3D quality created by the light and careful position of the old bottle....

Hi Lachlan I wasn't pushing Kodak over Ilford, I was simply advising that both these films in 8X 10 can be purchased from B&H for those who might be interested. I also generally buy Ilford film as they have shown a solid commitment to support analogue photography and maintaining LF film - and at...

Nice images - keep up the good work!
Brian

If you check B&H they have Both TMax 400 and Delta 100 for in stock. Kodak TMax 400 is much more expensive at $103.50 for 10 sheets Ilford Delta is a mere $109 for 25 sheets which is good value on today's market. FP4 has a similar price. But of course we have a lousy exchange rate......(!) The k...