Maris Rusis
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Callipygian Monument
Gelatin-silver photograph on Ilfobrom Grade #3 photographic paper, image size 20.5cm X 14.2cm, from a 135 format Tri-X negative exposed in a Pentax ME Super camera fitted with a Pentax-M 28mm f2.8 lens.
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Callipygian Monument
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Callipygian Monument
Gelatin-silver photograph on Ilfobrom Grade #3 photographic paper, image size 20.5cm X 14.2cm, from a 135 format Tri-X negative exposed in a Pentax ME Super camera fitted with a Pentax-M 28mm f2.8 lens.
Asher Kelman
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Callipygian Monument
Gelatin-silver photograph on Ilfobrom Grade #3 photographic paper, image size 20.5cm X 14.2cm, from a 135 format Tri-X negative exposed in a Pentax ME Super camera fitted with a Pentax-M 28mm f2.8 lens.
A fabulous finding of boulders! Unexpected sculpture for sure. I like using the body for such imaginative "landscape" photography. Life shows a repetition of shapes.
Asher
Andy brown
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Is that Banksia integrifolia?
Oh sorry, you meant the foreground.
Very nice!
Is Bathykolpian part of the same series?
Oh sorry, you meant the foreground.
Very nice!
Is Bathykolpian part of the same series?
Maris Rusis
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Banksia integrifolia it is, but I intended the foreground to be the item of interest. Oh, you botanists are all the same!
In the example presented there was no bathykolpian factor. The callipygian one was of athletic conformation and quite streamlined.