4×5 film – Page 6 – So Many Stars

Tree Stump, Rossland, BC

in a grove a large trees in Rossland, BC. scan from a 4×5 negative, fomapan 400. model: Stephanie Anne

Shot on Ron Skei’s outdoor backdrop in Rossland, this was one of two film frames we shot on the backdrop. Light is all natural, shaded by the house. Film is Ilford Delta 100, pushed to ISO200. It is the same setup as shown in the Test Shot post from yesterday. The film has an interestingContinue reading “Graceful in Form”

Figure with Plastic Fruit

Taken on the shaded side of the house, late afternoon in Rossland, BC. model: Sie Ist Idaho

Rossland, BC at 820nm

infrared film give a unique look and i’ve been experimenting with it quite a bit, trying to find the right combination of exposures and development. and most photographers would go out and run controlled tests. i work with engineers who asked me if i was doing this to determine the optimal combinations. but photography isContinue reading “Rossland, BC at 820nm”

never should have beens

“my field of wonder whens and never should have beens” shot on Rollei Infrared 400 4×5 film. filtered through a Hoya R72 filter, metered at ISO 12 and given a 50% longer development than recommended. this is full sunlight, green grass and blue skies. model: kaitlin lara

First 4×5 Negative Scans

Shot with my new custom-converted Polaroid 900 body that’s now a 4×5 camera, these are some scans of the negatives I shot last week with Model Sarah. Film of choice was Ilford HP5+, metered at ISO 400, we were typically at about 1/8th second at f/8. The Caltar lens will shoot wide open at f/5.6,Continue reading “First 4×5 Negative Scans”