I'm finally catching up in the darkroom, and processed this one from the first snowfall of last year.
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The way it's looking it won't be long before I can repeat the shot here.
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I'm finally catching up in the darkroom, and processed this one from the first snowfall of last year.
Attachment 139654
The way it's looking it won't be long before I can repeat the shot here.
Rollei ir
Tahkuna lighthouse Estonia
https://farm1.staticflickr.com/314/1...803b24dc_k.jpgtahkuna by Jukka, on Flickr
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Originally Posted by Joanna Carter
Some stunning images there well done.
Richie
Mono Lake, circa 1983
http://www.gildedmoon.com/images/lf_...1-lg-Web-1.jpg
Omega View 45E
Schneider-Xenar 210mm
Tri-X
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Preston - that is a beautiful image. What is the straight white line under the mountain on the right? Looks like a road or something but really interesting how it stands out in the picture.
That is the shoreline. I lived there in 1983 and have a host of MF and SF shots of the lake and tufa towers. I went back at the beginning of this year and was flabbergasted at the level of the lake and the condition of the tufa. It was really sad.
Yes, this is a good shot. It is also a good historical perspective. Nice work!
Thanks, gents.
Pali, that line is the far shoreline, as Marty says; basically a slat flat. Due to the perspective, it's appears to be much more narrow than it truly is.
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Real nice Preston. You should shoot B&W more often (when you are shooting 4x5, anyway).
one shot today, 8x10 360mm fujinon 6.3, xray film accidental double exposure
https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5689/...3c17d70a_c.jpglittle falls by john golden, on Flickr
8x10 pinhole, xray film
https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5746/...b7f00a1c_c.jpgtoccoa river by john golden, on Flickr