Monday morning during the blizzard. Rockland ME. Windy, cold, blowing snow. Speed graphic with 135 optar. 4x5 TMY2 developed in PMK and scanned with epson v700
Yeh it could have used a little rise, but I'm still happy with the texture and tones. Remember this is in the middle of the blizzard handheld.
Those are wonderful shots, especially the second one...Originally Posted by jp498
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Hi jp,
the second one looks very interessting with the textures on the sign,
wall and ground. The person in the background is just the tipping.
Thank you for showing.
Andi
Thanks, I was quite taken by the texture there too and was glad to be able to capture it. It took quite a long time for a person to walk into that spot in the background as almost nobody was foolish enough to be out walking around.
jp,
I like them all, but especially the second one. The person in the distance just adds to it!
JP, great series! would love to see more
Last edited by Ken Lee; 5-Feb-2011 at 14:16.
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Very nice!
Here's one form sunday :
Chamonix 4x5, nikkor 135 f/5.6, provia 100.
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An excellent first image post.
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