Shot with the Mamiya RB67 with Ilford Delta 100 film and a 90mm lens. Used supplemental lighting to light shadows. Scanned with a Flextight x5 Scanner.
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Corners
Did a project recently on Architecture and these are the 3 images that I selected to turn in.
Shot on a Cambo 4×5 with a 210mm lens on Kodak T-Max film and scanned on a Flextight x5.
Mamiya RB67
This is the Mamiya RB67, which is a medium format camera. This is what I like to shoot with normal. Picture was shot with a Mamiya RB67 90mm lens on Ilford Delta 100.
Allie
Shot with the Mamiya RB67 with the 6×6.45 back on Ilford Delta 100 film. Scanned using the Flextight x5 at 3000 ppi.
Thanks Allie for being a fantastic model and having stunning eyes that are completely unedited in this image.
Pinecone #1
Shot with the Pentax ME Super 50mm Macro Lens on Arista EDU 100 film scanned with the Flextight x5. I took this picture for my midterm last year as a part of my macro series.
As a side note, I am now selling prints of any of my pictures.
8×10’s are $15
11×14’s are $30
This includes shipping to anywhere in the US. Prices are subject to change if you live outside the US. Please allow 1-2 weeks for printing and shipping!!
More Love Please
Working with Multiple Exposures
I have been learning how to make a multiple exposure in my Analog Photography class and I figured I would try my hand at doing multiple exposure images with digital. My thought process being that if I can do it in the darkroom I can do it with photoshop. And Vice-Versa. Little did I know that while sandwhiching negatives in a darkroom and feathering hard edges worked, in photoshop it did not. I had to watch many videos and try multiple times but I finally think I got the hang of it. Here is the final multiple exposure. *Note, neither of the images used are mine, as the weather in Bozeman is a little cold to go out and shoot for a few hours.
Photographers Dream 