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[SamReeves]

Here's two I took a few nights ago. (I'm having a Graflex shipped out here.)

I've been waiting for about a month to get this shot. I did our command photo today and was able to have the helo parked where I wanted and the tail rotor rotated to unmask the unit's tail art. So after the sun went down all I had to do was wait for the airport across from us to shut down for the day and turn off their huge lights. Lucky me, they finished up at around 4am. But I got my shot and I'm very happy with it.





I have no idea what kind of bird this is, but I found him today:

All very cool photos!! Especially of the rivets on the second one.

[Ash]

Pentax Q, Bowens, Microsync and no post-pro

[Kav]

Pentax Q, Bowens, Microsync and no post-pro

I'm loving this, I love taking a picture that needs nothing, and is ready to go right out of the gate.

[Ari]

Soo-poyb!

I'd love to know what you did to achieve that look, but I'd also understand if you kept it to yourself.
Great photo, great look.

[jp]

Went to a car show last weekend. It's hard to get an isolated shot of a car without all the people being in it.

Great job; Basically nothing you can do about people being in the reflections on the beautiful surfaces. As far as being in the picture at all, use of depth of field is helpful at making them less distracting. (see my d-type wheel and nose in the old things thread) Longer lenses can make people cropped out, but at the expense of the 3-d shape of the car. I've found I've sometimes had to wait for a while for people to clear a scene, and then I only have a second or two before people wander back into the scene again. Sometimes I had to come back (and hope the cars were still there.) Thus, I appreciate good car show photos like this...

[Marko]

Mono Lake, Labor Day weekend:



Canon 2Ti

[Marko]

Bodie, Labor Day weekend:



Canon 2Ti

[lbenac]

Yes it is back after several months with Ken Ruth for a conversion to 120 and a general CLA (this is how much $$$ I love my Medalist).

Yesterday was not a great day for landscape shots but I still took the Medalist on the hunt.

Plus-X 125 @ 400 in Diafine (only 16 rolls left )



and it makes a fine 10x14 print to boot.

Cheers,

Luc

[lbenac]

Pentax Q, Bowens, Microsync and no post-pro

A part of soulful expression, a hint of sexiness, an interesting composition choice = total success.

Would you consider a B&W conversion?

Cheers,

Luc

[lbenac]

Bodie, Labor Day weekend:

Canon 2Ti

Whoa this is a stark land!