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we designed a hidden group of spaces larger than the actual house below. very cool.

go up incrementally. start 4x5 and keep going if you want. the larger you go the more issues you run into...ie: film and bellows reciprocity, size of darkroom/trays, etc. Find a simple easy camera and pick a lens. Make sure your exposures are good. I use the zone system and I used to use the pentax spot meter but haven't used a meter in years. I use one film, one developer, one paper etc. Thus, I keep it simple and I can now read the light for the film I use. Hope that helps

1/2 frame motorized in the early 70's

I make a commitment to the image so I do not take many photographs.

I still prefer the 12x20 view camera. I like Super-xx film and Azo paper. I still use Pyro developer and amidol for the paper. I inspection develop and contact print only. I have the new Fuji medium format camera for over a year and have taken 3 photos with it. It is a different sensibility using a view camera which slows down time for you.