MSA for September/October 2020 - "Interior"

[TheFlyingCamera]

Thanks Bertus for giving me the responsibility of a new theme. This MSA theme will be "Interior". I'm specifically saying "Interior" rather than "Interiors" because I want to make the theme broad - I want people to not feel constrained by having to photograph interior architecture. The idea is, since we are all still living in some form of lockdown/social distancing, to photograph things that are interior to us - it could be the inside of your home, it could be the people who are intimate with you, or it could be something that is reflective of the interior of your mind and/or emotional state.

"Delivery #1", from the Residual Proof of the Outside World series - 8x10 palladium print, Hahnemuhle Platinum Rag

Foma 200 in Pyrocat HD, Canham 8x10 Wood Field, Kodak 14" Commercial Ektar, 36" beauty dish with grid.

 

[MattKing]

Excellent choice Scott.
A reminder to everyone that your photos must be taken no earlier than September 1, 2020 and that the Guideline rules apply with respect to analogue capture and manipulations.
Here is the link to the rules: https://www.photrio.com/forum/threa...vised-2015-07-further-revised-2019-07.126124/
Given current circumstances, and with some trepidation, I thought I should mention that there is nothing wrong with submitting scans of slides, negatives or lab prints.
I'll do my stuff with Sticky threads and the updated theme list.
I'll also adjust the thread title slightly, for consistency with others.
And I vow to get some darkroom work done this time, so that I can participate!

 

[mooseontheloose]

Great theme Scott. Hopefully I'll be able to produce something for this exchange. I know I always say that, and for the most part I do - I have images taken for virtually every exchange that's been put up over the past couple of years, the problem is getting them developed and scanned during the assignment window! I have a few ideas already so that helps.

 

[MattKing]

I've uploaded an image from the parking garage below our complex - right at the heart of the "Interior" of where we live.
After much disruption which included a major move, this is from the first film I've developed in 11 months.
EDIT: Oops - I decided to replace my gallery upload with a more neutral version, but forgot to fix the link here - here is the revised version:

Parked Inside - Sept/Oct 2020 MSA - "Interior"

• MattKing
• Sep 9, 2020
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The parking garage in the interior of our complex

 

[Bertus]

Watchtower interior and shadow, Zero2000 pinhole 4 sec - 0,2 mm Ilford FP4/HC110 dillB printed on Ilford MG

 

[russljames]

Home interior- With Nikon F5, AI'd Nippon Kogaku 28mm f2, Kentmere 400, natural light, negative scan with no enhancements

 

[NedL]

Hi all, I haven't been around here much lately, but just thought today "I should at least get back to doing MSA!"... well of course now it's the very last day so I'll try to join in the next one. Scott, I was going to comment in the gallery but I'll do it here instead: that's a great photograph and print and the title is excellent. Really like the atmospheric contributions from Matt, Bertus and Russ. I don't envy you trying to choose one, they're all really good!! Cheers!

 

[ProfessorC1983]

Can I squeak in here with an entry at the wire?

"Empty Inside" - HP5+ on Hansa 6x9 field camera with Schneider Angulon 90mm/f6.8, Pyrocat HD. Unmodified negative scan.

 

[macfred]

home interior

Rolleiflex 3.5F - Planar - Ektar

 

[MattKing]

I've sent a missive to Flying Camera to remind him that we are looking forward to the results of this Assignment.

 

[TheFlyingCamera]

Hi all- sorry I've been a touch AWOL on this. Life's been busy the last few days, what with the election psychosis and all. After thoughtful deliberation, I'm going to go with Macfred's Home Interior. I like the dynamics of the scene, the camera perspective, and that he did a color image, which is unusual for these shooting assignments.

@macfred - you're up!

 

[macfred]

@macfred - you're up!

Thank you, TFC ! I'll try to find a good theme for our next MSA (not much luck the last time when it was up to me ...).