Great shot JimQuote:
Originally Posted by Jim Cole
Getting these minimalist shots to work is so hard
This one really sings
Martin
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Great shot JimQuote:
Originally Posted by Jim Cole
Getting these minimalist shots to work is so hard
This one really sings
Martin
Very nice VallanthoQuote:
Originally Posted by Vallantho
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Very beatiful image. How much is shutter speed & aperture?Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian K
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Originally Posted by Randy Moe
Randy and Martin,Quote:
Originally Posted by Martin Aislabie
Thank you
Sweet!!!! The negative space is beautifully used.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim Cole
I shoot 4x5 as well, fantastic quality with both !
Thank you, HarleyQuote:
Originally Posted by Harley Goldman
The recent government shutdown & park closures kept me on the logging roads, such as this one, just outside Mount Rainier NP.
The signs of logging can be distracting, but the scalping, I think, intensifies the experience of gazing up at the sublime volcano, and its diverging glaciers.
This is just outside the Park's western boundary, about 8 or 10 miles from the volcano's summit (by line of sight), and 4,500 feet in elevation. A pleasing perspective, I think: not too close, not too far, not too low, not too high. I had hoped for broken skies, or slope-kissing fog, but no luck this early evening.
Overall, Mount Rainier cradles more than 25 glaciers, and their erosive activity is far outpacing volcanic activity (i.e., the mountain-building type), robbing the volcano, century by century, of a once-higher altitude, and a once-conical shape. It’s so craggy now, it looks like a different mountain from each side, as additional images by people here show. Part of its charm for me.
Tachi 4x5
Schneider 150mm/9 g-claron
Ilford HP5+ (in HC-110)
Epson 4990/Epson Scan
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Vitorchiano, Lazio.
6x17, FUJI SW 90/8, Center filter. Kodak Ektar 100 (I love it!), Scanned on Hasselblad X5 in Scandig studio (Germany)
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All the same, but Fuji Velvia 100f
Two slightly different views of "Abandoned exercise station #8" on a near-by passive recreation trail. I was originally walking along, attracted simply by the texture of the fallen leaves, and then noticed the slightly off-trail pull-up bar slowly aging. Both images are negative scans from 4x5 HP5+, developed PMK, taken with Canham DLC & Rodenstock 150mm.
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img125 by Pete Lewin, on Flickr
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img124 by Pete Lewin, on Flickr