After looking through all three shots, I keep coming back to this one; something about the darker, brooding nature pulls me in. Are the wheels jammed among the rocks holding them upright? Odd that they are there at all!
@chewyteeth not enlarging or cropping. These are 4x5 peel apart instant film that are scanned at 1200 dpi. Was going to develop two rolls of 35mm last night but time got away from me. Will have two wait till weekend now. It is 4am and we are heading up the coast for Melody's fathers 90th. We are both late baby boomers. The Jobo tank will hold 24 sheets of 4x5 so will give it a go after trying out some 35mm first. Am using Fomopan which is inexpensive relatively. Am hoping that the 4x5 negs scan brilliantly. The instant film is super cool in large format with resolving power of lens.
oh yeah, I totally forgot this was instant. I was meaning how were you getting on with huge negs in terms of the on screen capabilities of the scans, detail etc. Looking forwards to seeing the results of your developing. Neoplan I never used, I've got a big pile now of Ilford FP4, Kodak tx and agfa apx, and out of them I've only tried the Agfa and it was ace.
@cmc1200 it is called Light Meter. It is useful because it has a big range of calculations. This was done by setting ISO at 3000, and f stop at 64, to find out beat shutter speed. The screen of iPhone is held up so the scene being viewed is measured. There is also a rangefinder up too.
Excellent shot Peter, sounds like you're having a lot of fun with the new camera! @anzere03 The app I use is called "Pocket Light Meter" and it is quite excellent (I use it when I've forgotten my old Voigtlander one).
I love it that i can look at a picture on the Popular Page and know immediatly that it is your work!! I guess that is what a year of this project will do to you! :) Love it! Amazing Find!!!! Fav!
Anyway...very cool shot. Love the interest of the huge wheels.