report: Tonopah Temptation Workshop May 2011

[Michael Clark]

I like 'em Eddy. The one with Al shows a great comparison of steadfastness and reliability. The GMC had the popular and tried an true straight 6 "the Duke" and Al has his hat,a Teck camera and a quiet honesty.

[Stephen Lumry]

Man, I gotta' try one of those soft focus lens. No worries about the finger prints, it shows the image was created with hands. They look awesome.

You can get a PhotoShop action that does the same thing; adds finger prints, dust bunnies and assorted artifacts so that people know that the image is real art. It is called the Eddie Action.

[ghostcount]

Man, I gotta' try one of those soft focus lens. No worries about the finger prints, it shows the image was created with hands. They look awesome.

You can get a PhotoShop action that does the same thing; adds finger prints, dust bunnies and assorted artifacts so that people know that the image is real art. It is called the Eddie Action.

Hahaha... I think Glen was the one who got some action in Tonopah.

What happens in Tonopah, will not stay in Tonopah.

[Stephen Lumry]

Randy, when are you going to post some of those large format "art" pictures of Glen?

[ghostcount]

Randy, when are you going to post some of those large format "art" pictures of Glen?

I sold them to the waitress in Sidewinders. I think they are going to hang them in the restaurant. LOL

[Diane Maher]

.........and I think maybe I'm the one that introduced Diane. So what goes around comes around, or something like that.

I'm not sure when I was introduced to whole plate, but the camera I bought from someone on this forum. Sorry Jim, the WP camera I bought from you wasn't the first whole plate I bought. I am thinking I bought my first whole plate camera from someone named Christopher, but I might be mistaken.

You guys look like you had a total blast.

Diane

[Diane Maher]

I wouldn't worry too much mIke. Diane has a great sense of humor and is probably just pulling your leg. Anyways it's my bad for naming my picture female prerogative.

BTW it is imperative to have the ladies along on these workshops. We gearheads need all the help we can get. I for one am always always all ears when the ladies chime in about what they are seeing and trying to do. Great depth.

Well Jim, I went to Tillman Crane's North Dakota workshop which I believe was the week after this one. I'm sure that you all had a great time.

Diane

[eddie]

Man, I gotta' try one of those soft focus lens. No worries about the finger prints, it shows the image was created with hands. They look awesome.

You can get a PhotoShop action that does the same thing; adds finger prints, dust bunnies and assorted artifacts so that people know that the image is real art. It is called the Eddie Action.

okay. a coupe of more using my "eddie action"

the 1st is for craig and randy. 90mm SA wide open at f5.6

sorry about the crappy development on the second but it shows the struss softness so well i had to include it.

the last two are the struss again.

[madmax12]

nice stuff eddie that fie place got a lot of work on the trip

[madmax12]

I just realized I am missing two rolls of 120 film WTH it was the Goldfield stuff of the cars and fire truck Dammmmm I have looked everywhere