I do believe this belongs in the portrait thread. Perhaps titled: "Two old French fishermen watching the sun set"
Originally Posted by gsinico
should be a tree pic this one? maybe not, but once upon a time it was a tree.
I do believe this belongs in the portrait thread. Perhaps titled: "Two old French fishermen watching the sun set"
should be a tree pic this one? maybe not, but once upon a time it was a tree.
What happens if that tree in the background gets taken out? The whole effect is goneOakwood Cemetery, Martinsville VA
Graflex Series D 4X5lol still fun and nicely seen
Really love this one
[QUOTE=StoneNYC;1115771]Really love this one
Thank you
Live Oak Sea Island Causeway
Nikon 90mm, Txp320
Alders, hemlocks, firs ... in a very gloomy forest.
Getting their feet wet in spring melt-off.
Mine are getting wet too. (N. Cascades, Wash. state)
Tachi 4x5
Schneider XL 110mm/5.6
T-Max 100 (in T-Max rs)
Slight front forward tilt + 10mm front fall
4 sec. @ f/22
Epson 4990/Epson Scan
Heckuva nice image DG. I would love to see a real print of that.
Thank you Joe, I don't scan yet....this is a poor digital copy of the neg on a light box......just to share.....The print is better.
Tree, Midlands by Alex Gard, on Flickr
4x5, 210mm
Red 25
Ilford Delta 100
ID-11, 1:3, 22 mins
Yikes – I wouldn't want to come across that tree by night.
And if by day, I'd still approach carefully! Nice shot.
It reminds of the trees in that old thread, "Do your trees FRIGHTEN anyone?"
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