Looking for examples of large format color photography on the net...

[Rock Poper]

Hello,

searching for 'large format color', etc... in google isn't yielding relevant results - :rolleyes:

4x5, 8x10 - and ULF/larger format portraiture especially

any links you may have to share would be great

 

[David A. Goldfarb]

Timothy Greenfield-Sanders shoots mainly 11x14" color portraits, some 8x10" and some older work on the Rolleiflex--

http://www.greenfield-sanders.com/

 

[Rock Poper]

interesting (thanks)

hmmm - any details or guesses on film, lens and lenses used ?

Are they printed at 11x14 - or enlarged ? either would a pretty neat experience to view in person...

Personally I am interested to use the low DOF characteristics possible at those magnifications - of note is that with the massive reduction of both size and resolution in the web interface at that site - a pity !

 

[David A. Goldfarb]

Exhibition shots I've seen usually show them contact printed at 11x14". He has an old studio camera, Kodak or Century I think, and I think he's used mostly one not terribly unusual lens, and I suspect the film isn't anything surprising either, since there aren't so many options in color. His lighting is simple--like an umbrella or large parabolic umbrella for the main and one for fill and a background light or two, but he has lots of power. As I see it, his style puts the main emphasis on interaction with the subject, and the big studio camera is part of that interaction.

 

[Pinholemaster]

What, my web site isn't good enough? Grin.

This environmental portrait was made on 8x10: Dead Link Removed

All these images were made on 8x10: Dead Link Removed

All but one of these images were made on 8x10 or 4x5 (hint the square image was made on 120): Dead Link Removed

Five other portraits were made on 4x5: Dead Link Removed

Personally I don't think it is necessary to advertise the formats I use on my web site. Enjoy.

 

[David A. Goldfarb]

Here are a couple of mine, both 8x10" both with a 12"/6.8 gold dot Dagor as it happens, and both on Astia--