I should possibly have put this in the Still Life thread, but it seems at home here
(30 cm Heliar, FP4+ in PMK; scanned from a print.)
I should possibly have put this in the Still Life thread, but it seems at home here
(30 cm Heliar, FP4+ in PMK; scanned from a print.)
Sycamore Leaf
Oceanside, CA
Chamonix 4x5 w/ Rodenstock 180mm Sironar
Kodak Tmax 100
Robert Oliver
Aloe Brevifolio
Oceanside, CA
Canham 4x5 w/ Rodenstock 120mm Macro
Kodak Tmax 100
Robert Oliver
Hi harold , One of the things i find hard to come to grips with in this image is the competing textures in the background, Just my 2 cents and others may disagree .Cheers GaryOriginally Posted by Harold_4074
I should possibly have put this in the Still Life thread, but it seems at home here
(30 cm Heliar, FP4+ in PMK; scanned from a print.)
Love this !! , Don't get too close to this plant looks savage!Cheers Gary
Aloe Brevifolio
Oceanside, CA
Canham 4x5 w/ Rodenstock 120mm Macro
Kodak Tmax 100
I'm a little late to this one, but very nice, Daniel. McCormick's Creek is our favorite park for camping in Indiana.
Jim Cole
Flagstaff, AZ
Robert,
A very nice capture!
Jim Cole
Flagstaff, AZ
Hi all. I'm still new to LF photography, but I figured I'd give the leaves a try. This is from a walk this past Sunday. I'd appreciate any feedback or suggestions on photographing subjects like leaves!
James,
I'm not that keen on your composition, and the few out of focus leaves distract me a bit, but I think that your tones and the sense of depth are both very nice. However you are getting from negative to what I'm seeing on my monitor seems very successful! I suspect you will be turning out some really wonderful work soon.
Thanks h2oman. I'm definitely looking to improve my compositional skills, and I certainly agree this one could be much stronger. It seems that some folks can reach into a pile of leaves and find a photo. This was one of my first attempts trying my hand at that
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