Is that 8x10 or 4x5?Quote:
Originally Posted by Zndrson
I think that's original Velvia, not Velvia50 I THINK?
The shot is really beautiful and I think you used the expired nature to your advantage here.
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Is that 8x10 or 4x5?Quote:
Originally Posted by Zndrson
I think that's original Velvia, not Velvia50 I THINK?
The shot is really beautiful and I think you used the expired nature to your advantage here.
Thanks!
That was 4x5. Silly of me not to state so. Right you are on the original RVP. Because of the date I had to expose at ISO 16 for a usable exposure.
Here are a few more images from my trip to Zion last fall. All are shot on 4x5 Fuji Velvia 50 using a Shen Hao HZX-IIa and a 90mm Fujinon SWD f/5.6. I've been updating my blog (http://www.alanbrockimages.com/blog/) with daily recaps if anyone is interested in some behind the scenes info about how I got these and other images. Thanks for looking; C&C always welcome.
lovely work alan
That second one is stunning.
Alan,
That waterfall is absolutely amazing! The sharpness, control of composition and focus, and color are just top notch.
Karl
Very nice work Alan. The first is my favorite. Great lighting.
This trip was a good time to draw on my Astia stock.
https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8636/...cb90c20c_c.jpg
Dallol Moonscape by Isaac Sachs, on Flickr
Wonderful set of images! Great location....Quote:
Originally Posted by skiers4life
Beautiful photos Alan. slower shutter speeds with water is my favorite subject