
Happy Thanksgiving everybody!
This shot was taken just outside Brian's apartment building. Scotty is a good friend of ours and also makes awesome music! I gave them the 4x5 positive and somehow the negative got left on Brian's kitchen counter for a couple weeks. The blue dot is from a drop of milk that was quite hostile to the emulsion. It was shot on Frankie framed and focused through the rangefinder viewfinder with the lens set to it's tilt position.
His work is really great! Visit one of his galleries if you get the chance.
Meet Frankie our 4x5 Land Camera Conversion. He is a Frankensteins Monster of cameras, a creation made from 4 different "corpse" cameras. (Lens & Lens Board: Polaroid 110A / Body: Polaroid 160 / Rangefinder: Polaroid 900 / Back: 4x5 Graflok Back) It took months of hacking and fiddling around to complete this beautiful monster but since his first exposure I have been frankly in love!



















2 Fuji FP-100C45 4X5 Instant Prints taken on Fankie, our 4X5 monster! The image on the left was taken in L.A. while tilting the lens to a preset position and using the rangefinder to focus. The right was in Murrieta, California. Can't wait to see the negatives!
These were taken with Frankie (our Polaroid 110A Land Camera crossed with 3 other cameras to make hand serious holdable 4x5 camera). They are instant negatives from some expired Fuji FP-3000B45. For some reason this film needs to be rated at ISO 12000! The one on the right was taken while tilting the lens to a preset position and using the rangefinder to focus.