Extreme flower photography
Thrashing on a beautiful F&S 7x17
Old film development
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Extreme flower photography
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Extreme flower photography

This is the set-up I used to photograph the Morning Glory in the critique gallery. The ladder is 12 feet high, and the camera is a foot or so higher. Fortunately, it's a very sturdy tripod.
The picture is a scan from a 35 mm color neg on badly outdated film, converted to B&W for better clarity, and meant only to be illustrative.
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Location
garden
Equipment Used
Kodak Retina II
Exposure
unrecorded
Film & Developer
Fuji 800 color neg
Paper & Developer
scan from neg
The flower shot was lovely! This one shows Great composition!
Well Done!
Regards.

Alan.
 
jd callow
Might it not be easier to pluck the sucker and place it in a waiting stage to be shot wilth minimal hassel and far greater control? Heck of an effort and a nice image none the less.
 
bdial
Probably, but what's the challenge in that?
Besides, one reason I didn't was that I had NO space to try a static set up.
the other... the gardener would have been p*ssed!

thanks for the complements!
 
Is that a Linhof tripod?
 
bdial
Yes it is, a Heavy Duty Pro, which I purchased for a song at a yard sale of all places.

Also, I think I mis-spoke a little, the ladder is probably only a 10 footer.
 

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setup.jpg
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Date taken
Fri, 30 November 2007 12:15 AM
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