The first one is mothereffingly amazing.
The first one is mothereffingly amazing.
A couple of my daughter.
I'm trying some darkroom stuff on PS, with mixed success.
Mamiya 645 AF, 80mm, Acros.
Ari, I really like the first one!
“You often feel tired, not because you've done too much, but because you've done too little of what sparks a light in you.”
― Alexander Den Heijer, Nothing You Don't Already Know
The softness in the second one is a nice touch. I favor that one.Originally Posted by Ari
Thanks, guys; that means a lot coming from you both.
Me, too.
Thank you, Jim.
Yet another Oregon sand dunes picture.
M7II, 65mm, 100TMX, Y2 Yellow filter, PMK, Pentax Spotmeter
Nothing wrong with Oregon shots or Mamiya 7 shots. Not that I'm biased or anything....
Excellent smooth tones in that image by the way, with just the right granular texture to the sand. Nice!
Jonathan
EDIT: "Granular texture to the sand?" Duh! I sound like an idiot, but I hope you know what I mean.
Why thanks, Jonathan. I have so many of these it just seems like yet another one. It's a place I keep going back to and really like. One day I'll have to drag my 4x5 out there for a change but hiking in that sand is a workout with a lot of weight.Nothing wrong with Oregon shots or Mamiya 7 shots. Not that I'm biased or anything....
Excellent smooth tones in that image by the way, with just the right granular texture to the sand. Nice!
Jonathan
EDIT: "Granular texture to the sand?" Duh! I sound like an idiot, but I hope you know what I mean.
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