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Oh, that's funny! The 47 used on 4x5 can damn near see behind you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Liam:
But I'm with the others who said that Nana does not even need to sign his posts for all of us to know he made them. I would still like to follow him around, just to try to learn to see through his eyes.
Rick "not worthy" Denney
Horse Shoe Bend, AZ from this last weekend.
Self-Made 4x5 Point & Shoot with Nikkor SW65mm
Fuji Neopan 100 ACROS
http://www.socalastro.com/misc/Horseshoe_01.jpeg
Pickerel Lake, Lilydale MN
5x7 Arista APHS
Is this using the whole sheet of 8x10" paper? I woulda thought that 115mm on 8x10 would appear really reallly wide. no?Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve M Hostetter
I have a 115 Grandagon for 5x7 use. Never thought about trying it on 8x10! ;)
Very nice! What does your P&S look like? Did you need the center filter on the 65mm?Quote:
Originally Posted by SocalAstro
Great images everyone, and welcome back Nana... :)
An image along the Cowboy Trail captured earlier this summer.
jim k
Yes, you do, and that is, of course, a very important part of the composition. That gives a certain realism as well as depth to the image, I couldn't imagine that photo without the Berlebach tripod leg on it...Quote:
Originally Posted by Liam:
Just kidding....
Damn!:mad: How come that I didn't see that??? I must visit my optometrist.;)
Thanks, Rick.Quote:
Originally Posted by rdenney
Now, about the tripod leg, I'm gonna fix the problem with a little electric saw...
Thank you, JimQuote:
Originally Posted by jim kitchen
Another of your fantastic skies! How do you do that? Is that a scenery you have on your backyard? ;)
Jim!
I just love that shot! The wide angle and especially the clouds. Well done!