This using my Baldix folding camera. Ilford FP4, developed in Rodinal and scanned.
I went out for the day with a fellow photographer and decided I should use my folding camera. Unfortunately, we had to cut the trip short as water was dripping from the trees above us (making it unsuitable to use the folder) and my friend really shouldn’t have been out, having a cold which started to get considerably worse in the cold damp air.
Of the two pictures I took, this one I really liked as it came out as I envisaged it (with acknowledgement to Hiroshi Sugimoto, one of my photographic heroes).
——-Stephen——-
Stephen G Hipperson 
j’aime ce minimalisme
This is the edge of a reservoir – I was careful to ensure nothing else was in the frame.
Beautiful. The FP4 was nice choice.
🙂 – I’m using FP4 for my folding camera project.
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I love Mr. Sugimoto! And was going to say, this reminds me of his work, although you already knew that, which is even better! Great shot!
Thank you!
Beautiful.
Thank you!
Beautiful photo
(there’s nothing like film…)
“There’s nothing like film” … may I say agree also “there’s nothing like film”
Of course, Sugimoto came immediately to mind upon first glance. Probably the only photo artist I really look up to + admire. {Music inspires me + my
photography more than visual art}. Viva la minimalisme !!!
How about Michael Kenna?
It was suggested I should read some old poetry to kick start a dry spell – there’s still some residue from that in some of the landscape/architecture pictures I take.
Superb photo.
Thank you!
Fine simplicity and atmosphere in this b&w-photo, Stephen!
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nice shot…very mysterious.
🙂 – yes, that was the idea – more about what you bring to the photograph than the image itself.
Nice one. Love the graininess of this. For some reason I’m thinking of John Carpenter.
Thanks. I know what you mean – there is an underlying menace about this one.
Beautiful….
Thank you!
nicely atmospheric
Thanks!
Love this one! Would have it on my wall!
Thanks! 🙂