My mom feeding one of her baby parrots, only a few days old:
My uncle playing with one of the older birds:
My mom raised and hand-fed cockatiels when I was young, and later moved on to various parrots, such as caiques and green cheeks among other types that I can't remember. Since the young birds need feeding every hour or two, she had to bring them to our Christmas festivities in Mississippi. Both shot with my Nikon F3 and Nikkor 50mm f/1.8 AIS, on Tri-X rated @800 dev'd in HC-110.
Canon FX
Soligor 135/2.8
Kodak TMZ
It's been a long while since I last shot TMZ, fun stuff.
Interesting shot. I would have bumped the exposure maybe 2 stops to bring out detail of the roof and avoid that huge black hole.Originally Posted by chassis
- Leigh
If you believe you can, or you believe you can't... you're right.
In Nevada it's still common to hear folks call this pogonip.
That explains it - I have a book called "At Mono Lake," and one of the images in it is titled "Mono Basin Under Poconip Fog." I never knew what that meant. I see that the spelling in the book is incorrect, and your's is correct, Jim.
Last edited by h2oman; 1-Jan-2018 at 20:21.
Leigh, thanks for the comment. Agree on the black hole.
My first shots from a bulk roll of Tech Pan (exp. 2002) that I recently acquired. Worked out pretty well using Photographer's Formulary TD-3 for 13 minutes. Taken using a Contax IIIa fitted with a Jupiter 8M.
Ethan
More Pogonip fog:
Beautiful !My uncle playing with one of the older birds:
I am subjected to a single thing, the freedom
Thanks!
So I don't normally do the cell phone thing but today I took this to send to the wife and the long horizontal format of the phone worked well. Also I ran out of my normal film so I was shooting a "new" film - hopefully the film turns out okay.
Icicles near Fort Mountain State Park:
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