Black card photography, looks interesting?

[Rob_B]

From Giz

This looks quite interesting, simple but effective from the sample shots provided. http://hanjies.blogspot.com/2009/10/...hy-part-i.html

Anyone tried this yet?

[blueball]

That's neat. Must give it a go

Edit: although I guess it would be easier with an ND grad?

[Bobster]

From Giz

This looks quite interesting, simple but effective from the sample shots provided. http://hanjies.blogspot.com/2009/10/...hy-part-i.html

Anyone tried this yet?

its similar to what you used to do in the darkroom to burn the sky, instead of holding the card in place, if you shuffle it slightly while exposing, you'll feather the exposure

[TheAnimus]

A nice cheap alternative to a set of cokin graduated filters.

[Blastuk]

its similar to what you used to do in the darkroom to burn the sky, instead of holding the card in place, if you shuffle it slightly while exposing, you'll feather the exposure

Seems you have to shuffle it for this method too or you get a distinct line, you can see it in one of the example photos.

This is pretty clever

[redddraggon]

A nice cheap alternative to a set of cokin graduated filters.

Lee filters are where it's at