safe haven for tiny formats

[goamules]

Canon 50/1.5 RF on Tri-X 400

[Ari]

Is it wet plate?
Hell no, it's the Alien Skin plug-in.

Lumix camera, morning fog.

[austin granger]

Fence and Shrub, Beaverton


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

[goamules]

Tri-X 50/1.5

[Corran]

Sunrise at Tallulah Gorge, GA, on Thanksgiving.
Nikon D800E, 17-35mm f/2.8 @ 35mm, toned in LR:



Sadly, no LF because I forgot my freakin' tripod at home this trip

[Corran]

One more...shot out on the porch of the cabin I stayed at up in Clayton, GA. Two frames from my D800E and 85mm f/1.4D, stitched, along with another shot after the sun rose, edited in. Sorry, yes, I cheated. Sue me. Cropped to 3:1. I think I'll print this to 36x12 and frame it 40x16.

[Jay Decker]

Isabella

Pentacon Six
Sonnar 180/2.8
APX 400 in XTOL 1+1
Burbank, WA

[Scott Schroeder]

Corran. I love that first one. Looks like a great place.
On this one I was drawn to the shapes and the mono blue

[Corran]

Thanks Scott. It honestly is a tough place to photograph, there isn't a lot of good vantage points or interesting scenes. The sun is never in the right place. This is the first time I've gone at sunrise though, and it was better than late in the day for sure - the rim lighting on the tree makes the photo, IMO.

[tuco]

This is suppose to be a picture of her Halloween outfit her mother made for her and not a portrait, per se. So I gave it go and this is what we came up with to send to her mother for better or worse. She wants a BW film version too which I'd rather do.