Whidbey Scenery
The photos in this gallery signify an effort to pay more systematic attention to the scenic delights of Whidbey Island. Since late in 2008 I have explored the use of an infrared film marketed by Rollei of Germany that seems to be particularly suited to the subdued lighting in the Puget Sound area. At the same time I continued to shoot my customary Kodak TriX in side-by-side comparisons, or at least on alternating outings. There's also a smattering of "paper negatives" and "paper positives." Because the resultant images come from two films, two papers and four camera formats (35 mm, 6x6 cm, 4”x5” and 8"x10" cameras) I have included more process notes in the image captions.
This work continues as weather and inspiration come together. The location and shooting details are in the captions.
Read MoreThis work continues as weather and inspiration come together. The location and shooting details are in the captions.
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Which door do you choose?
This is a test with Harmon Direct Positive Paper in the 4x5 camera. Shot on a heavily overcast day, the high contrast of this medium is compatible with a low contrast, grungy scene at Ft. Casey. The exposure is 4 s at f16 with a 210 mm lens.
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