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Originally Posted by Corran

Fabulous clouds in these last two Nana.

Some of the rocks and trees remind me of images from Maine like jp posts here.

http://www.garrisaudiovisual.com/pho...ier-5213ss.jpg

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THanks... I see some of the similarities here. Layers and tones made with coastline. Simple shapes and lines made with tones made from shorelines and trees. Tree stump in the water instead of a rock, but the same thing in a composition. You may be reminded of my area because our water recedes 9-14 feet every day with the tides.

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Originally Posted by Corran

Fabulous clouds in these last two Nana.

This morning I got out to Lake Lanier, the largest man-made lake in GA, right at dawn. It's a great time to explore as the lake is almost 10 feet low due to drought. There's a bunch of small boat launch areas around the lake near posh residential areas which are generally boring but I found one with some land bridges to small islands out in the lake. Some of the rocks and trees remind me of images from Maine like jp posts here.

Here's two photos - made with a Rolleiflex "Old Standard" K2 w/ 7.5cm f/3.5 uncoated Tessar, Y2 filter, Plus-X, Rodinal:

http://www.garrisaudiovisual.com/pho...ier-5216ss.jpg

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I'd be happy photographing in a place like this... Not sure about plus-x (it's been a while since I used it), but I normally don't filter and I get smoother more predictable tones. I've tried filters and just can't predict what I'll get for tones, so I mostly don't use them unless the sky needs it. Just like human skin looks much different filtered, the natural world looks different too.

Lots of good subject matter in the scene, and I personally try to emphasize one item or create depth by narrower depth of field, careful background selection, tone or tone+texture differences between foreground items and background, etc...

Yeah, this Plus-X is getting a bit foggy, and the uncoated lens makes things a bit flat too. Of course Plus-X has been out of production for a while but I bought a few bricks (already expired) inexpensively when I needed some film and didn't have much cash. I actually have just one or two more rolls and I'm done with it, so I'm just using it up. I need to go back and shoot a bit more with some Acros I just bought, or a larger format.

I didn't know your tides were that drastic!

Terrific, as always, Nana,

Cheers,

Renato

100ACR, Yellow filter

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Another Hole In The Wall by tuco, on Flickr

Nana, Those two shots are killer. 'Hard to imagine better.

I scroll further down and there's more. You're doing gorgeous work.

Great work Nana.

More rocks and water and mood with the Rolleiflex automat tessar & tmy2

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img303 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr



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img310 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr

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Originally Posted by Nana Sousa Dias

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Pentax 645, 45mm, HP5+

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Really like this

So under-stated and so well executed

Martin

https://c7.staticflickr.com/6/5763/3...97429f60_z.jpgTrain Station, Hillsboro, Oregon by Austin Granger, on Flickr

Ilford PanF+, Mamiya6 50mm. iPhone "scan" on lightbox:

https://c4.staticflickr.com/6/5734/3...398c4b9036.jpgMarriott Marquis Spirals Ilford PanF+ by Brandon Ward, on Flickr