Done!! Sorry
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Done!! Sorry
Done! sorryQuote:
Originally Posted by Iga
On County Road F. 500c/m, TriX.
[IMG]https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...2fe558f5_b.jpgR1N5 LFF by John Olsen, on Flickr[/IMG]
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I've been struggling to find reasons to make photographs for the last two months since our 17 year old senior cat Isabel died, but I push to make photos of anything. I don't have a theme in mind, and in fact, most of what I am doing is in "snapshot" territory - nothing special, no "Big Art" goals or desires. I just want to make photographs for the sake of doing it, and I guess that's okay.
Getting out the Rolleiflex and exposing a roll is therapy. Way better than doing nothing.
Luci, photographed under the Walnut tree last night, with the Rolleiflex 2.8E (Planar) and Kodak Tmax 400 developed in stock Mytol (6 minutes). Straight Mytol seems to work well.
1/30th of a second at f4.5
That Planar lens is spectacular. But so is TMY.
That's a really sweet photo, Paul.
Sorry for your loss. We have four cats, all advanced age. Saying goodbye is tough.
Thank you, I appreciate that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kino
Having to say goodbye is the price we pay for all the years of the best companionship a person could want.
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Mamiya 6 75mm
Kentmere 400 HC110B
I think I prefer this one for its inclusion of more “daisy texture” in the foreground. But both are excellent!Quote:
Originally Posted by Iga
Thanks Paul ! Me too, I prefer the first one. Verticals work better here I think.
The first one places the horizon buildings better behind the fence, and reduces the distracting foreground shadow.