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A few day's of snow ...
Fomapan Creative @100 with Yellow filter
Rodenstock Sinnar-N 150mm f/5.6
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A few day's of snow ...
Fomapan Creative @100 with Yellow filter
Rodenstock Sinnar-N 150mm f/5.6
Nice, and looks like a very careful effort of tree-trunk placement.Quote:
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You must have micro-managed your tripod location! Did you maybe use a viewing card to help, or just your eyes?
Maybe some fine-tuning with back shift?
Patrick,that is beautiful!
Thanks Heroique, I always use the viewfinder app, to check the composition and for the lens choice.
after that is under the darkcloth for fine tuning, and yes it took me some time
Thank you h2oman, only 5 day of snow but ...
A friend helped me with an umbrella to protect the Chamonix
First frost, Ukraine, December 2020
(50°07'06.7"N 35°13'19.1"E)
20x24 FB Ilford print, shot with 8x10 ArcaSwiss and Kodak tmax 100
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Nice work!
After I shot the waterfall I posted on the last page, I hastily packed up and my wife and I hiked back to the car, as it was raining while shooting. I realized when I got back I had packed some fresh Portra 160 and really should have shot the scene in color, with the rich brown and red tones of the fallen trees. The rain had slacked so we turned around and hiked back! But once I got there the rain was really going again. I carefully setup again while wiping droplets off the lens constantly. Here's the color shot:
https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-nu4-nTM6E...lton-6194s.jpg
[QUOTE=olegkasko;1588237]First frost, Ukraine, December 2020
(50°07'06.7"N 35°13'19.1"E)
20x24 FB Ilford print, shot with 8x10 ArcaSwiss and Kodak tmax 100
Nice print. It must look great on the wall.
Coran,Quote:
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Your wife must be a saint. Does she carry your tripod too? (Nice shot too.)
Thanks John! Yes she is, and sometimes she does carry a bit of gear for me :). Currently she wants to learn how to shoot my Rolleiflex so I will be getting her some film to shoot soon.
Remember Padawan, nothing says "I care" like a new tumpline.:)Quote:
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That’s beautiful!
Late evening at Ryan Lake, Nelchina, Alaska.
Chamonix 045N-2, 90mm Schneider Kreuznach, TMax 400, D76.
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@jonesp, absolutely lovely!
Beautiful!
I must've ridden my bike by that lake on the way from Fairbanks to Anchorage on the Alaska Aids Vaccine Ride in the year 2000. 1500 bike riders and 500 volunteers descended on Palmer on the last night of the ride. Our traveling camp was the 7th largest city in Alaska as it moved from one remote camp site to the next. I find it interesting and curious about "late evening" since that far north evening can be anything from 1:00 in the afternoon during winter to 11:00 at night in the summer. What time is evening in Alaska?
Very fine image, Ben, from vision to finish.
3 hour one-shot walk
4x5 120mm apo-symmar foma200 pyrocat.
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Wonderful!Quote:
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Iran, Panoral 45 camera, Schneider Symmar-S 150/5.6, Ilford FP4 9x12cm sheet film
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Wonderful!Quote:
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Yes, this is really nice. I always think I need to embrace the wind on occasion, then always forget about it when I'm out there.Quote:
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Very beautiful tones and perfect angle of approach of the subject. Are we seeing fog in the background, bokeh from careful use of aperture, or wind, or all of the above. What aperture was used?Quote:
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Great stuff.
4erepazzi, what an outstanding image, and exceptionally sensitive interpretation!
Very nice shot with lovely tones.Quote:
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It was windy day. Background - sea. I take shot with Polar and BW filter. Aperture 16 - 4 seconds time.
AgreedQuote:
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Very good!
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https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...8fef69a8_z.jpgInholmes Woods by Toby Key, on Flickr
Got this with my last sheet of the day just as the sun poked through the clouds
Shot on Adox CHSII 100 developed in FX39 II. 210mm APO Symmar, Wista 45DX.
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Now developed weeks ago walkin. G-Claron 210/9 Foma 200 at 100. Pyrocat-HD 21min. For me not so bad, but not so good. Can not see details in the light.
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...f961ff9f_b.jpgSunny Fog by Vladimir Borisov, on Flickr
2 trees. Apo-Symmar 120/5.6 Foma 200 at 100. Pyrocat-HD.
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...ee61d29c_b.jpgDifferent by Vladimir Borisov, on Flickr
Hi!Quote:
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This is amazing!!! Woow
Cheers
Antonio
Thank you, Antonio!
Week before. Fujinon 180 5.6 SF.
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...fbaeb608_b.jpgIn The Sea by Vladimir Borisov, on Flickr
Vladimir, a lovely image.
Outstanding!
All look good. I like the cross!
Well doneQuote:
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Very well done.Quote:
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Grass and spider webs at dawn
Sunshine coast, QLD, Australia
Tachihara 5x4, 210 Symmar, 1/8th @ f45. Probably Ektachrome, it was taken some time ago.
Nice shot Steve. Glad you're posting.
Nice and sunny picture!
Linhof Technikardan S45, Rodenstock Grandagon-N 4.5/90, Ilford Delta 100, DD-X
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2 weeks ago.
Intrepid 4x5, 210 G-Claron, Foma200, PyrocatHD
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...9b2ace58_b.jpgSea by Vladimir Borisov, on Flickr
Intrepid 4x5, 270 G-Claron, Foma200, PyrocatHD
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...89fb044f_b.jpgRocks by Vladimir Borisov, on Flickr
This shat was a tough one, it wasn't the location or the composition, instead it was waiting for the right conditions that was the most time consuming. Each morning I would park at the designated area near the park entrance than walk up to this spot and wait for the light, only on the fourth morning did everything come together for this shot.
This was a 5 second exposure on Fomapan 100 8x10 film with a 2-stop soft grad to hold down the sky. Camera used was the Chamonix Alpinist X with a 240mm lens.
The film was home developed in Rodinal 1+50 dilution and scanned on a flatbed.
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...a5b1c64d_k.jpg
"Emperor Peak" | Wuyishan Trips 0009 - 10-Feb-2021 to 24-Feb-2021 by BB, on Flickr
Well worth the effort, it's a great shot.
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Really nice composition. And worth the effort.
Exceptional work Beano; very painterly composition.
I am guessing that we are seeing a negative scan, toned in PS or other software. The tonality and sharpness are arresting.
P.S. That's some darkroom you have on your Flickr page!
I have to agree, you really nailed it, Beano_z. Beautiful.
Ditto
Amazing