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mikepetersphoto · 1 year
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Many years ago, back in the 1980’s and 1990’s, much of my work, both commercial and personal was shot on 4x5. I had it with me pretty much all the time. I used to drive to Trenton on Rt 1 regularly for assignments and would often see this sign on the North bound side. One late winter day, it looked just about right. #landscapephotography #4x5photography #4x5film #streetphotography #ontheroad https://www.instagram.com/p/CndsskMuRfb/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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lucabaldassari · 3 months
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Un foro stenopeico a NordKapp - Identità, relazioni, emozioni
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Puoltikasjärvi Lake
67°27'2.38"N
21° 6'56.04"E
dal libro Un foro stenopeico a NordKapp - Identità, relazioni, emozioni - 2014
Direzione Capo Nord per il mio primo viaggio in bicicletta seguendo il percorso EuroVelo 7 da Stoccolma a NordKapp 2600km 48giorni in solitaria con il foro stenopeico come compagno di viaggio.
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stephensheffield · 1 year
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A 20x24” framed silver print of Embrace, an oldie but goodie from 1988 was just sold to a new collector! I can’t even tell you how appreciative I am to have this older work continue to find a new audience. #Filmphotography #film #largeformat #analog #analogphotography #darkroom #mauermag #4x5film #monochrome #bwphotography #blackandwhitephotography #bnw #speedgraphic #graflex #silvervisionfilm #selfportraitphotography #analogforevermagazine #analogforever (at Stephen Sheffield Photography & Fine Art) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ck8D2wIuYWL/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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heinerbeisert · 2 years
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Can’t believe it, but my photograph 'Betty, am Herzen' has been selected by the @lensculture jury for this years installment of the Black & White Photography Awards as an editors pick! Thank you so much, @magnumphotos @stanleybarkerbooks @nowahalamag @gittermangallery @ima_online and @lensculture!
#lensculturediscoveries
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lucagabino · 10 months
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Kitasando, Tokyo
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railwayhistorical · 1 year
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Yosemite & Mono Lake
In 1980, I attended the Ansel Adams Workshop as a young pup. As part of this trip I exposed a few sheets of 4" x 5" film at Mono Lake and just one of Half Dome (where it’s not even the main subject).
I must say: there is not a good composition to be found in this early work: I was just finding my way around a view camera, and the clumsiness shows. (This particular camera was a Calumet full studio rail, in a large box—not particularly good for use in the field, especially when it came to hiking.)
In any case, my apologies to Ansel and all the great 19th century photographers who exposed wet-plates in this area: Muybridge and Watkins among them.
Four images by Richard Koenig; taken in the summer of 1980.
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botchfrivarg · 1 year
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Not only did I have my big inflatable wolf, and my large format camera with me last week, but also my fursuit. I quite like how this photo came out!
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glimpseintime · 1 year
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elliottolar · 2 years
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I had a Tuesday off for the July 4th weekend and I was determined to get up into the mountains. I picked a trail and packed up my things, which included an exorbitant amount of photo equipment for a twelve mile day hike. My buddy, Hayden, just happened to be sick and therefore couldn’t go into work. Naturally we meet at the trailhead at 4 am and hit the trail. Our out-of-breath conversation and bouncing headlamp beams are all we initially make out of the world around us. Dawn breaks and one wonder presents itself after another: Perfect pale blue columbines, Indian paint brush’s complimenting the warm morning light which—look! is just now spilling into the reservoir. As we trek on we brush our shoulders against the heather and it offers us the dew that it spent the night collecting. We stop and say thank you. Making reverent photographs of that which exists outside our need to freeze it in time. Onward and higher up we feel the shortness of breath that backcountry beauty and subalpine altitude loan to those who show up. The mountain shadows crawl across the valley floor, the lake glistens and glows as bright as the champagne sky. What a privilege to be a witness to a new morning in a place like this. We stop and shade our eyes as we look at the next accent. “Are you ready?” Is the only thing that needs to be said as we survey the steep slope that lays ahead of us. We talk less; our quick breathing is punctuated only by occasional offerings of wonder at what we witness unfolding below our feet. Hayden notices what is always there when we pay attention: the evidence that we are not alone. Bighorn sheep hair is strewn on the narrow trail ahead of us. We round boulder on a trail just wide enough to walk single file and come face to face with the patriarchs of a herd of Bighorn sheep. Up we go! We scramble off the trail as quickly as possible to give way to the powerful creatures making their way directly towards of us. We are guest here, after all. At last we make it to the top of the ridge. We rest and enjoy the food we brought. After a much needed rest we begin our decent down the mountain side. My legs are shaking as, with difficulty, I do what the sheep are doing with ease. We finish the steep decent and rest our legs before we continue with the remainder of the hike down. Just then, a thunderclap reverberates around the cirque we are standing in. No time to rest! We don’t know what our chances of being struck by lightning are while above the tree line at 12,000 feet, but don’t want to find out. We move as quickly as possible towards the trees, at times running. We laugh about it as soon as we are sheltered below branches. We stop to pack our cameras inside our packs before continuing down at a more reasonable pace listening to the storm as it approaches. Just as the parking lot comes into view, the rain begins to fall.
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c-m-thomas · 2 years
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Jesse, 2022
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buoice · 1 year
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Happy birthday
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lucabaldassari · 3 months
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Forgotten Pinhole Shots #03 - #04 - China 2017
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stephensheffield · 1 year
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In Plain Sight, silver print. #inplainsight #Filmphotography #film #largeformat #analog #analogphotography #darkroom #mauermag #4x5film #monochrome #bwphotography #blackandwhitephotography #bnw #speedgraphic #graflex #silvervisionfilm #selfportraitphotography #analogforevermagazine #analogforever (at Stephen Sheffield Photography & Fine Art) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnhN812uYgS/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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heinerbeisert · 2 years
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Thomas, last week, Bavaria.
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lucagabino · 2 years
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Tokyo, Meguro-ku
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Quiet Bridge- Scotland
In 2009, I undertook a 3-week photographic commission in Scotland. I had freedom to travel around and make pictures of the landscape and castles. When I think about working in the land my overall feeling is busy. This is why I am drawn to quiet views, simple scenes that bring me comfort when I view the prints. I am revisiting the negatives from this trip, and like in this case printing some for the first time.
This hand-pulled photogravure print is made with Charbonnel  Bistre, Noir Carbone, and Sanguine inks on Hahnemühle copperplate paper. I printed an edition of 8 numbered prints and  3 A/P prints.
Hand-pulled print by Ray Bidegain
Limited edition of 8
8 x 6.25 inches on an 11 x 15.5 sheet.
Signed numbered and dated by the artist on the lower front.
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