speed graphic with ilford hp4
speed graphic with ilford hp4
A couple close-ups of tree parts, taken in Crater Lake Nat Park. As I was getting the second one, a couple came hiking by. The guy remarked that I had an impressive camera, and the woman proceeded to ask me the cause of the burl. When I didn't know, she told me the theory she had picked up somewhere. When researching what she told me, the best I could find id that little is really known about the cause of a burl!
Here is a spooky one.
Tons of Scotish midges tried to kill me while taking this photograph.
It was one of the fastest large format shots I ever did ;-)
And I packed my backpack running ;-)
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Best regards,
Martin
Martin,
This is stunning!
Thank you Mike!
Great Shot Martin!
r
[QUOTE=EOTS;914601]Here is a spooky one.
Tons of Scotish midges tried to kill me while taking this photograph.
It was one of the fastest large format shots I ever did ;-)
And I packed my backpack running ;-)
Martin, Your 'Spooky Tree' is very, very impressive! Robbie
http://robbiebedell.photoshelter.com
Not a close up of a tree, but an image across the ridge taken with a 9 inch Struss Pictorial Lens f8. It definitely has the diffused effect.
Originally Posted by rpalm
Thank you!
Avalanche creek in Montana. 8x10 Efke PL100 printed to 11x14 on MGIV.
regards
erik
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