safe haven for tiny formats

[tuco]

Yes, I meant HDR. I thought I had proofed my comments before posting. Oh well.

Crushed blacks? Meaning that you shifted the histogram to the left and then expanded the contrast? I still like it!

Yes, pretty much. I compress the scale in blacks among other edits such as selective color desaturation.

[Tin Can]

I hand hold TLR's and have an aversion to a Paramender. I just don't shoot short lenses, saves buying expensive solutions. 135 and 180 is great. I like 180 with the square plastic lens hood, a real scary looking rig. Actually, I sit in a chair and shoot street with the thing in my lap. Zone focus.

If you obtained a Paramender,you could get a handle.
Or,a 2-inch rise on your tripod mark,
Or,wing it..

[austin granger]

Self with Giant Truck, Nevada


Winnemucca Suburbs


Dave's World, Oregon


http://www.flickr.com/photos/austingranger/

[gerry schnaible]

Fantastic shot. When I first picked up the Nikons I have now and ran into VR it blew me away. I was always very old school and it knocked outta my seat. Gives you a lot more time to spend on the non mechanical operations of photography. Beautiful.

[Nguss]

Tyne at twilight digital by NGUSS, on Flickr

In town the other night.

[bobwysiwyg]

Very nice. Really like the repetitive pattern of arches.

[tuco]

I like all the different color temperatures of the lights, Nguss.

[Greenspeed]

Mylestom Beach, NSW, Australia

Sony A850

[Nguss]

Thanks guys, I am using an old Nikon 28mm Ai-s it's a nice lens, but I think I need a 24mm. I wonder what the Samyang tilt-shift will eventually be like.

I very much like that beach photo Greenspeed, the colour palette is lovely.

[John Rodriguez]

Lovely tonality and soft color Greenspeed. I especially like the bottom 3/4 of the frame.