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Linhof Technika IV, Schneider SA 65/8, Tmax 100, orange filter
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Inspiring images Nana and Jim.
Nana
The middle one 65mm orange filter- WOW
thanks for sharing these great images
I think I better relocate to Portugal!
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These photos have nothing to do with reality...:D :D :D
If you want to move to europe and find a beautifull place to shoot seascapes you should go to Scotland, there you will find a large number of excellent spots, see Joe Cornish photos.
Portugal has some good spots but you must know the coast VERY well to find some good spots. I know very well the west coast (about 350 miles) and therefore I can go directly to the good spots when sky is ok but, probably, someone who doesn't know it so well will hardly find a good spot to shoot.
As I am also a professional musician, I travel a lot, for the last 30 years, so I know all the west coast. Next year I will be travelling to explore the south coast, Algarve.
Dear Nana,
I believe that wherever you travel, your images will reflect your natural talent... :)
jim k
< If you want to move to europe and find a beautifull place to shoot seascapes you should go to Scotland, there you will find a large number of excellent spots, see Joe Cornish photos. >
I fully second this!!
see: http://www.monoart.de/section388072.html ;-))
Great shots Nana and Igore.
Nana- the rocks on the first one look like brains, very surreal. Excellent scene.