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    Re: safe haven for tiny formats

    Quote Originally Posted by lbenac View Post
    Playing around with P67 and contre-jour to finish a roll.
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    Super Nice!

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    Re: safe haven for tiny formats

    From my Lifepixel IR converted D100 and 18-55 zoom.


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    Re: safe haven for tiny formats

    Quote Originally Posted by jp498 View Post
    Super Nice!
    Thank you. The funny thing is that I just wanted to finish a roll but it ended up been the only shot of the roll that I kept
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    Re: safe haven for tiny formats

    Something totally different. On Sunday I went hiking with a friend a little bit outside of the usual trails. It takes about 20 miles of 4x4 on decommissioned logging roads to the start of this barely marked trail plus some scrambling on clear cuts left over logs and overgrown berry bushes (best place to meet a bear - black or grizzly judging by the scats). But boy is it worth it.
    I took the Hasselblad with Distagon 60mm (hell of a lens BTW) a couple of rolls of TMY-2 on a light bag (good thinking based on the amount of scrambling...).

    I started scanning the results.



    A pano of three shots handheld.


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    Re: safe haven for tiny formats

    Quote Originally Posted by lbenac View Post
    Something totally different. On Sunday I went hiking with a friend a little bit outside of the usual trails. It takes about 20 miles of 4x4 on decommissioned logging roads to the start of this barely marked trail plus some scrambling on clear cuts left over logs and overgrown berry bushes (best place to meet a bear - black or grizzly judging by the scats). But boy is it worth it.
    I took the Hasselblad with Distagon 60mm (hell of a lens BTW) a couple of rolls of TMY-2 on a light bag (good thinking based on the amount of scrambling...).

    I started scanning the results.

    A pano of three shots handheld.

    Cheers,

    Luc
    Nice pano, Luc.

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    Re: safe haven for tiny formats

    Quote Originally Posted by tuco View Post
    Nice pano, Luc.
    Thank you.

    Some more:


    This one for the memory. My friend John and my dog at the "end of the road" and the beginning of the trail - well at least where it would be if not for the left over from logging...




    And another pano from higher-up on the ridge.



    We have a date with this trail to finish-up next year when days are longer.

    Cheers,

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    Re: safe haven for tiny formats

    Luc you always have great tones in your b&w photos.



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    Re: safe haven for tiny formats

    Quote Originally Posted by lbenac View Post
    Thank you.

    We have a date with this trail to finish-up next year when days are longer.

    Cheers,

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    I hope the trail doesn't stand you up. Another nice pano. Yeah, that distagon 60mm is a fine, often overlooked, lens.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zaitz View Post
    Luc you always have great tones in your b&w photos.


    D300s + Rokinon 85mm
    Really fine abstract.

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    Re: safe haven for tiny formats

    I've been playing around with quercetin, the diet supplement, as a developing agent. I made the attached on 35mm Kodak Imagelink HQ, EI 40, and over developed it in a test brew.

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    img311 by Jay DeFehr, on Flickr[/IMG]

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