Really small format from yesterday. The storm winds were gathering on Monterey Bay at the lighthouse in Santa Cruz, California. Nothing like a good chop on the water, and chill in the air to remind you it's still winter.
Canon Powershot A520.
Really small format from yesterday. The storm winds were gathering on Monterey Bay at the lighthouse in Santa Cruz, California. Nothing like a good chop on the water, and chill in the air to remind you it's still winter.
Canon Powershot A520.
Galveston. The Strand. Pentax 6x7 / 45mm / Tri-X / Rodinal 1:50.
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Wayne
Deep in the darkest heart of the North Carolina rainforest.
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Lovely tones, Wayne. Very nicely done!
Some quick snapshots from this past weekend taken with a Mamiya 645PRO/TL and my newly acquired 24mm Fisheye lens.
Re: safe haven for tiny formats
Thank you.Originally Posted by Sanjay Sen
The opposite side of The Strand. Major Brownie points to the person who can answer the question, "What's wrong with this picture?"
c&c always appreciated
Wayne
Deep in the darkest heart of the North Carolina rainforest.
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keeler depot
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D200 with soft focus lens
Keeler was the end of the line for the Southern Pacific Narrow Guage, aka the Sage Brush Rocket!
I was rooting through a box of old negatives and decided to scan a few to see how that would compare to my prints of the time. This one is from my first visit to India, over 20 years ago - I was in India again last week, and the change since then is extraordinary;
Nikon F, 24mm Nikkor (I think - might be 50mm), Plus-X
Superb!
Haha scroll cautiously....
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