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Harbour, Gent, Belgium.
And yes, this is a boat standing up on a shipping container!



Hasselblad SWC on Tri-X 400ASA processed in Pryrocat-HD
 
Londenstraat, Harbour, Gent, Belgium.
An excerpt from my latest book "Paris Dans Mon Gand".



Linhof Technorama 617 + Super-Angulon 90mm on Tri-X @ 1000 ASA processed in E-76 1+1 and wets canned on a Epson 750.
 
Mousou, the final stop of tramline 4, Gent, Belgium
This point is in the middle of a rather poor neighbourhood (sometimes called the "forth world") where luxury, green grass and good meals are rare, I wonder what that publicity is doing to this people...
An excerpt from my latest book "Paris Dans Mon Gand".



Linhof Technorama 617 + Super-Angulon 90mm on Tri-X @ 1000 ASA processed in E-76 1+1 and wets canned on a Epson 750.
 
After seeing all these photos by Stephen Benskin, I’m pretty much convinced I need to learn how to shoot landscapes properly.
 
New-York straat, Harbour, Gent, Belgium.
An excerpt from my latest book "Paris Dans Mon Gand".



Linhof Technorama 617 + Super-Angulon 90mm on Tri-X @ 1000 ASA processed in E-76 1+1 and wets canned on a Epson 750.
 
GLS said:
What's going on with those vertical patterns in the water? There doesn't seem to be anything in the scene that would cause reflections like this, and neither do they look like anything which could be underneath the water...
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They are reeds. I don't think I would have made the image if they weren't there. I liked how they look dark when the background reflection is light and light when the background reflection is dark.
 
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Stephen Benskin said:
They are reeds. I don't think I would have made the image if they weren't there. I liked how they look dark when the background reflection is light and light when the background reflection is dark.
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Ah I did wonder if it could be reeds, but somehow they still look like a continuous reflection. Interesting effect anyway!
 
Nieuwevaart, Gent, Belgium.
An excerpt from my latest book "Paris Dans Mon Gand".



Linhof Technorama 617 + Super-Angulon 90mm + Yellow filter on Tri-X @ 1000 ASA processed in E-76 1+1 and wet scanned on a Epson 750.
 
Rerum Novarum square, Gent, Belgium
An excerpt from my latest book "Paris Dans Mon Gand".



Linhof Technorama 617 + Super-Angulon 90mm on Tri-X @ 1000 ASA processed in E-76 1+1 and wet scanned on a Epson 750.
 
Dune/Nude, Death Valley, CA

This might be a bit of over sharing. I'm sure everyone has similar stories. These are very old images but are a good example of the overlooked / revisited negative project most of the uploaded images represent. Winter Sunrise, Mono Lake is an example of the initial approach not working. I originally saw it as high key. The original printing approach for Loch Awe was over done and needed to be taken back a touch. Maybe another touch. With Dune/Nude, I shot variations, picked the one I liked best, and put the others in a box. The left is the one I went with. The one on the right was "rediscovered" about 6 months ago. What if the rejected images have something different to offer? Many of the versions from the project and in many cases the image, have only been seen by a few people before now.

 
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Rectoraat UGent, the office if the university's headmaster, Gent, Belgium.
(In the front left the newly build University Forum and at the right the former technology lab)
An excerpt from my latest book "Paris Dans Mon Gand".



Linhof Technorama 617 + Super-Angulon 90mm on Tri-X @ 1000 ASA processed in E-76 1+1 and wet scanned on a Epson 750.
 
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