Large Format Photography Australia

Walter Glover wrote:quite superb.

Thanks Walter.

Here's another one from a different angle.

smbooth wrote:This is a beautiful image, great result from the long exposure. Is it a print or negative scan?

Thank you. Negative scanned on Epson V700.

Found this near the shore of Hungry Head, NSW.
Exposed for over a minute to get the smoky-like waves. Looking more like mist.
Ilford FP4 rated at ISO80. 8 x 10 John Nesbitt. Fujinon 250mm

Thank you.

Thanks guys. He is very happy with this portrait. He is about to retire too, so a great keeper for him.

This was taken in evening just before sunset. Exposed for a minute. The top half controlled with 0.9 Lee graduated ND filter (soft).
Ilford FP4, John Nesbitt 8 x 10. Fujinon 240mm. Cropped.
Location:- Sawtell Beach. NSW

https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7315/9266756431_6bcde9f1a9_b.jpg My mechanic friend. Developed neg in Rodinal 1:100 dilution. Was in developer for 30 minutes using tray. Monitored development of negative using an infrared camera. Minimal agitation. Ilford FP4 rated ISO 80. Rodenstock 210mm. EXIF:- 1...

Another TQ from here. UK is a beautiful place to photograph with your new found love of view camera. Best of luck Alastair.

Oh, I shall have to go and see Chris about some of that paper. I just exposed a few more sheets at roughly 1 sec. They came out really well! I'm very pleased with myself :) I need to let them dry and then I'll compare them with the inkjet prints I made. Well done. Wait till you try the Fomalux. Muc...

Lodima papers are still available from Michael and Paula. http://www.michaelandpaula.com/mp/newpaper.html No personal experience in using these papers. From what I have read, similar to AZO. I am using Fomalux and love the paper. You can get from Blanco and Negro:- http://www.blanconegrosupplies.com...