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4x5 Photo Frames
- (Photo frame) A picture frame is a container for a picture, such as a painting or photograph, intended to enhance it, make it easier to display, or protect it.
- (Photo Frame) Lots of photographs and videos are something that are significantly widespread following the baby’s arrival. Even though family gets busy capturing the cute moments, a photo frame can support them put up the snaps on the wall and make them even far more special.
- (Photo Frame) Freckles photo frames are freestanding and made from padded appliqu? fabric. Each is designed to coordinate with a different bedding theme and fit a 10 x 15cm (4 x 6”) photo or picture.
- Large format describes large photographic films, large cameras, view cameras (including pinhole cameras) and processes that use a film or digital sensor, generally 4 x 5 inches (10x13 cm) or larger. The most common large formats are 4x5 and 8x10 inches (20x25 cm).
Glowing Rocks, Flowing Water (4x5 Pinhole Photograph)
This is a 2 minute color (Fuji Pro 160) 4x5 pinhole photograph of colorfully glowing rocks and a stream of water in the Spruce Knob area of the Monongahela National Forest in West Virginia (recorded at f/138). In this photo, the camera was perched atop a small rock in the stream (lower right), the water (with reflections) occupies the lower third of the frame), and a tall, curved (as though the stream has scooped deeply into the rock over the years) wall of rock, glowing with reflected sunshine from the water, arches overhead.
The extreme wide-angle view, and the level of detail in the scene, makes this photograph a kind of "abstract view" of rocks and water.
My Alpha and Omega (4x5 Pinhole Photograph)
This is a 40 second pinhole camera exposure, composed of two separate 20 second exposures. For the first twenty seconds, I was in the frame, kissing my beautiful wife. I'm standing on the right, with my beard partially visible (I was much closer to the pinhole, so I appear larger in the photo). For the second half of the exposure, we were absent from the frame. We were standing for this photo just outside the east end of the Henryton Railroad Tunnel in Marriottsville, MD. Recorded at f/138 on Kodak TMAX-400 4x5 b/w film. I worked the shutter for both exposures.
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