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This photograph was taken using the TtV technique and is part of my TtV: Through the Viewfinder Series
Photographed using a 50 year old vintage Argoflex Seventy-five and a Canon.
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Australian Fine Art Photographer, Dip of Fine Arts (Photography), whose work is inspired by a love of nature and the abstract.
My photographs concentrate on the light, lines, colour, shape and form found in nature…… from bushland to beaches, even my own backyard.
I hope to surprise and intrigue the viewer with my work and explore the notion that beauty exists everywhere…in the right light!
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you know, I think a whole stack of these ttv images would look great as one artwork.Like filmstrips or something..They’re so lovely and have an almost nostalgic feel to them.
Funny you should say that flower, I have been working on something exactly like that. It will be finished………..one of these days! The nostalgia and vintage quality is what I love about TTV photography. x
– Kitsmumma
spooky! can’t wait to see it :-)
I tried using my Box Brownie like this…no go :I
How big is the viewfinder? and did you use a macro, you gotta use a macro!
– Kitsmumma
oh right..lol
the view finder is tiny and i have no macro :P
might just take a pic of it instead
My Argoflex has a viewfinder 4cm x 4cm. You also have to crop your photo around the viewfinder after you upload it. This TTV thing is fiddlier and trickier than it looks, ya know! Takes a lot of patience, coordination, frustration……..but it’s worth it. You should keep your eye out for an Argus or a Kodak Duaflex.
– Kitsmumma
hmmm…tricky tricky.
I got so much on at the mo babe, but here for you :)
He is sooo cute!! and yep, that’s a tiny viewfinder, I actually like this as it is, makes you really hone in on the little figure……. nice lighting btw!
– Kitsmumma
thanks! its unedited, playing with lighting and trying to trick the cams light meter, this is the best so far (all the lights off and a nearly dead torch) it`s art baby :P
at it’s purest, I love it!
– Kitsmumma
Beautiful work…as always!
Love the aged look of this one.