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    Rodeo Anyone??

    Went to the Wilsall Rodeo last weekend. But instead of taking the Nikon, I decided to bring the large format camera. I think I managed about 16 photos. Of course if you were there on Saturday, the whole thing was only about an hour and a half long. Still working on developing the film but here is one that is done. Used the Horseman 4x5, Fuji 450mm lens, Ilford HP5+ rated at ISO 1600. Lens wide open (f12) at about 1/125 th second. I hope to have a couple of more photos ready later tonight.

    Ken



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    I like it!!
    Interesting using the 4x5 for this. What were the challenges?

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    Fantastic, Ken.

    Is it rain what I see falling far behind?

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    A 450/12 for action, that's sick. Congrats on getting a good shot!

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    Re: Rodeo Anyone??

    That's great...

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    Nice shot Ken... looking forward to seeing more!

    Cheers,
    Life in the fast lane!

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    impressive....how did you address focus?
    david

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    Re: Rodeo Anyone??

    impressive!
    But not enough to make me give up the nikons for action...
    "I am a reflection photographing other reflections within a reflection. To photograph reality is to photograph nothing." Duane Michals

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    Re: Rodeo Anyone??

    I imagine he focused on the barrel and waited for the rider to come into position, rather than trying to pan and track ;-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Frank Petronio View Post
    I imagine he focused on the barrel and waited for the rider to come into position, rather than trying to pan and track ;-)
    you are good Frank!

    david

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