Wista 45 DXII, Nikkor W 150/5.6, Tmax 100, yellow filter.
Wista 45 DXII, Nikkor W 150/5.6, Tmax 100, yellow filter.
Nana that is gorgeous.
This one was taken in the Fiordlands on the South Island, NZ. schneider 150mm, 4x5 provia 100f. cpl + 1-stop hard gnd.
Isso é poesia !Originally Posted by Nana Sousa Dias
Wista 45 DXII, Nikkor W 150/5.6, Tmax 100, yellow filter.
Great images everyone...
Nana, your waterfall image is absolutely superb.
Nicely done.
A recent image.
jim k
Mossleigh, Alberta, Canada, 2010
awesome shotNana that is gorgeous.
This one was taken in the Fiordlands on the South Island, NZ. schneider 150mm, 4x5 provia 100f. cpl + 1-stop hard gnd.
Why don't we simply create a thread specifically for Jim, Nana, Joel, David, Ken and select few others to post their images, along with all the resulting praise so that the rest of us do not feel intimidated?
Or even better, forbid any praising of the mentioned gentlemen's work. Given the quality they present, praise should go without saying. Instead, let's speak up only in the unlikely event one of them delivers a less than excellent piece.
Seriously.
Great images everyone...
Nana, your waterfall image is absolutely superb.
Nicely done.
A recent image.
jim k
Mossleigh, Alberta, Canada, 2010
Most farmers would not have been able to stand in that spot without pulling out the weed in the foreground. Bad, bad stuff but thankfully, now there is a biological control for Ragwort and one day we may be free of it.
Nana that is gorgeous.
This one was taken in the Fiordlands on the South Island, NZ. schneider 150mm, 4x5 provia 100f. cpl + 1-stop hard gnd.
I was thinking something similar, not to sound like sour grapes, but it was getting a bit "flickr" in here, only one more step to start posting awards!Why don't we simply create a thread specifically for Jim, Nana, Joel, David, Ken and select few others to post their images, along with all the resulting praise so that the rest of us do not feel intimidated?
Or even better, forbid any praising of the mentioned gentlemen's work. Given the quality they present, praise should go without saying. Instead, let's speak up only in the unlikely event one of them delivers a less than excellent piece.
Seriously.
Bravo Maestro!
Praise should be given when deserved. The fact that there are some very good consistent contributors here is not a bad thing. Jim, Nana, Sam et al, also are very good at sharing their knowledge with us, which is even better.
Ezzie, aka Eirik Russell Roberts
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