My friend Stephen, recently received an Intrepid 8x10 from the UK.
My friend Stephen, recently received an Intrepid 8x10 from the UK.
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The need a Branding iron
Tin Can
May I ask, If you have a camera with movements why point it up, when rise is an easier, less distorting movement....
Many, many new-to-large-format YouTubers do this. That, and shoot wide open with extreme tilt to get whacky planes of focus because bokeh.Originally Posted by Rod Klukas
The question might be more one of intention...or lack thereof due to lack of knowledge through practice.
art has no rules
Tin Can
Kate Miller-Wilson uses extreme tilt to achieve this, to great effect. Not everyone who does this is a clueless novice.
Tip: try to have one tripod leg going forward. It's very easy to bump one if it's situated between your feet.
“You often feel tired, not because you've done too much, but because you've done too little of what sparks a light in you.”
― Alexander Den Heijer, Nothing You Don't Already Know
Eating crow and drinking pyro here...feeling very badly about my comments above - with my sincere apologies!
(although I must say...that I do find that marinating the crow in pyro overnight in the fridge...then grilling over a hot fire [after all, it is pyro!] until nice and crispy, and accompanied by some equally charred brussels sprouts and sweet potato slices, along with a nice merlot...makes for an epic feast!)
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