Thank you so much, Paul!Quote:
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Thank you so much, Paul!Quote:
Originally Posted by paulbarden
Contemplating the jump..
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Nice posts, Franswa!
Some rescans of old pictures for larger stream sizes. The Admiralty Head Lighthouse is was taken in 1991.
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Admiralty Head Lighthouse by tuco, on Flickr
Pentax 6x7, 67 55mm + Pentax O2 filter, 100TMX, T-Max Developer
A long exposure trying to erase people.
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Yaquina Lighthouse by tuco, on Flickr
500CM, CF 80mm + NDX400 + Yellow, Acros, PMK
Thank you, Tuco! I see you like the P67 & 55mm combo as well. Nice images, and I especially love how deep your blacks are. Also, the movement of the foreground in your 2nd shot is a treat.Quote:
Originally Posted by tuco
Thanks. The P6x7 was my first medium format camera I ever purchased. And the 67 generation of the 55mm is my most used lens on that system too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Franswa
What it looks like around the lighthouse
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Yaquina Lighthouse, Newport, OR by tuco, on Flickr
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...dd22bb8c_b.jpgPatio-1 by Iga Po, en Flickr
Patio. Local artist studio.
Mamiya 6, 50 mm, Fomapan 100
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Igor, you can’t sit there. Lovely capture of something most people might overlook.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iga
This is great, Francis! The cobwebs(?) in the individual window panes are drawing all of my attention.Quote:
Originally Posted by FrancisR
Tuco.
The lighthouse at Fort Worden in Port Townsend, WA is again up and working. Sure looks good to see it shining again. you need to photograph it.
Keith Fleming