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It's not ok to just "download" people's images, I'm glad you said it publicly but it's not ok... If you want to purchase some prints from people that's one thing, but downloading our images is theft, and just rude.Quote:
Originally Posted by iliyas_choudhary
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Originally Posted by sdzsdz
Beautiful series, difference between two films are completely visible. Thanks for this post.
Winter day in Rural Columbia, Ca
http://www.gildedmoon.com/images/npn/081-lg-Web.jpg
Tachihara 4x5
Lens not recorded
Astia 100F
This is another one that was in the box that almost went to the trash.
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Wow this one is excellent, really glad you saved it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Preston
Thanks, Stone.
This whole episode of finding these 'lost' chromes opened my eyes to being more careful with regard to storing my negs.
Live and learn, eh?
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Very nice Sebastian.Quote:
Originally Posted by sdzsdz
The colors really pop. I cannot decide which of the two I like better though. The brightness of the poppy's and the detail of the grass in the first are super sharp, yet the colors of the sky and the feeling of the clouds in the sunset in the second just grab my eye.
Great work on both.
Cheers, Racer.
This is real nice, Preston.Quote:
Originally Posted by Preston
Very nice image Mohammad. I never knew that Iran had such wonderful and beautiful landscapes. Having never traveled there I only thought the land was a hot and dry desert.Quote:
Originally Posted by panoral
Your photographs clearly show otherwise.
I was just viewing your web page, and reading about the cameras you designed and built. I think it is fantastic that you have taken the time to design and build two great cameras to use in creating the nice images of your country.
Arizona hoodoos, Mt Lemmon. 5x6 Wetplate, Darlot lever stop wide angle.
https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2905/...5cc8d606_c.jpg
This is wet plate? Holy crap, unless my understanding of "wet plate" is wrong, that's an incredible pour ....Quote:
Originally Posted by goamules