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4x5 Scan. Bridgeport,CT. ©Rich Goenne
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ramonameisel:The sun has started to peek out from behind the large cedars of the Forbidden Forest, a
ramonameisel:The sun has started to peek out from behind the large cedars of the Forbidden Forest, a
ramonameisel: The sun has started to peek out from behind the large cedars of the Forbidden Forest,
The sun has started to peek out from behind the large cedars of the Forbidden Forest, a burning halo
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New work. I made these using a Standard 4x5 prototype. The same one I shared photographs of a while
A little ground glass comparison. This is a pretty rough test, but I positioned my Shen Hao next to
2ndsparrow: The dreams of a very different age – 26in x 36in
Giverny, France, 1981-82Stephen Shore
Pine Forest~A large landmass surrounding a bay filled with rivers and mountains.
Harbor with large tower at left, and figures in the foreground, Claude Lorrain, ca. 1635–40, M
Coney Island - 2014Toyo 4x5 Field Camera / Ilford HP5
Art by Dugald S. Walter (1914). Large size format.
Harbor with large tower at left, and figures in the foreground, Claude Lorrain, ca. 1635–40, M
Miniature Jar in Form of Human Head with Large Cheeks, Moche, -100, Art Institute of Chicago: Arts o
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