If you could only take ONE more photograph...

Ektagraphic · Nov 28, 2009

If you could only take ONE more photograph, what would it be of, and what medium(s) would you use to take it. Mine would probably be an 8X10 Ektachrome of my parents printed on Ilfochrome.....

nickandre · Nov 28, 2009

8x10 Kodachrome portrait of some sort.

Christopher Walrath · Nov 28, 2009

Ilford Delta 4x5 of the hammer swinging at the camera.

2F/2F · Nov 28, 2009

If I could only take one more photograph, I'd put down my camera and start saying my prayers, 'cause the end would be at hand!

Mike1234 · Nov 28, 2009

Something far beyond what I can currently comprehend that would have at least some impact on bettering this gawd-awful place.

Dan Henderson · Nov 28, 2009

maybe the light toward which I was walking?

Jim Chinn · Nov 28, 2009

11x14 black glass ambrotype of my daughters.

apforever · Nov 28, 2009

It would probably be what I see as flight after jump off a bridge. Really dosn't matter film or camera format used.
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rphenning · Nov 28, 2009

polaroid 20x24 of myself

df cardwell · Nov 28, 2009

M-3 / TMY2 / 50 f2: my wife at her loom.
Get Bowzart to soup it, Carnie to print it big.

Send me the bill.

bsdunek · Nov 28, 2009

df cardwell said:
M-3 / TMY2 / 50 f2: my wife at her loom.
Get Bowzart to soup it, Carnie to print it big.

Send me the bill.

In my case, my wife at her glass torch. Other wise, the same.

Ed Sukach · Nov 28, 2009

A portrait of Margrethe II, Queen of Denmark.

removed account4 · Nov 28, 2009

my parents' families at a picnic in 1920

Thomas Bertilsson · Nov 28, 2009

Probably a picture of my family in Sweden. I'd arrange to use a large banquet camera and make a large portrait of the extended family. That would be truly worth having.

modafoto · Nov 29, 2009

Ed Sukach said:
A portrait of Margrethe II, Queen of Denmark.

May I ask why?

I would take a photo of the plane that 1 sec. later would crash land on me.

Ed Sukach · Nov 29, 2009

modafoto said:
May I ask why?

Of course. I have really only seen her once in a televised interview, and she struck me as the personification (struggling for words) of grace and beauty. Every action, every nuance...

I doubt that I have the skills to capture even a minute fraction of all that ...
but it would be the ultimate challenge ... ultimate adventure... to even TRY.

As far as I am concerned, she is, second only to me wife, the most beautiful woman in the world.

Uncle Goose · Dec 1, 2009

My all time favourite cat, Sisje.

nick mulder · Dec 1, 2009

Buckets and buckets of 2 point 'diffuse-ish' light for a portrait - higher than 1:1 mag but with deep DOF

20x24 ULF - maybe Rollei R3

Print in Pt

colrehogan · Dec 1, 2009

I'd like to borrow Zebra's 20x24, the Space Shuttle, and make a photograph of the Earth from orbit. I'd probably have to borrow a wide angle to cover that format.

Prest_400 · Dec 1, 2009

Hard one... I've got various Ideas:
1- A 8x10 Kodachrome of all my family
2- A 11x14" FP4+ neg or kodachrome with the valley and my home village in it.
2- Diane inspired me on this one: A 4x5 Kodachrome closeup of earth from the moon. 8x10 would be a bit impractical for long lenses.

keithwms · Dec 1, 2009

Yes, a shot from space of the earth would be nice!

But I'd happily settle for a photograph of all my family and friends... on 8x10 colour polaroid.

bobwysiwyg · Dec 1, 2009

My family would be the hands down winner for me.

WolfTales · Dec 1, 2009

Shot of the sun setting one more time.

PeteZ8 · Dec 1, 2009

Whatever it was that was about to kill me, on whatever I had in my hand at the time. At least it would help with the investigation

Mike1234 · Dec 1, 2009

My ex-wife's back-side as she FINALLY left... both frightening and beautiful at the same time.

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