Connecticut River Museum © Steven Willard
I like to explore the backs of buildings, the less formal face if you will. Perhaps the equivalent of a casual portrait as opposed to a formal one. The building’s architect lets his guard down and what we see is often more interesting.
The light was beautiful with a clear blue sky and I had my camera, a Pentax 6X7 with 90mm lens loaded with my favorite film, Ilford FP4Plus, which I rated at ISO 100. I developed the film in PMK which was fantastic for rendering delicate high values without blocking up, and printed the negative on Ilford paper. I scanned the print on a an inexpensive Epson 4 in one printer and used Snapseed to remove the dust spots.
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Nice shot, interesting lines. Back sides are nice too 🙂
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Glad you like it.
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Excellent image Steven. The Pentax 6 x 7 is a big boy, the exact opposite of the mirrorless cameras everyone desires these days. The mirror slap on the Pentax must sound like a car door closing.
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It wwas as a handful and not something fun to carry all day, but I loved the negs it produced.
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Wonderful image, Steven. Beautiful tones, lines and light. I enjoyed your description of the process, too.
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Thank you, Jane!
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