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Originally Posted by
Arkasha_from_Russia
Happy New Year everyone!!
I start to understand frames with a trip to the south. The conditions were most favorable, in the morning there is stray light from dark cities, the temperature varies from -20 to +15 degrees with snow, fog, ice and impassable mud. January turned out to be in the Crimea is unusual cold night temperatures reaching 20 degrees. It was possible to catch the amazing sunset views.
Ice quiet bay, in January 2016, the Crimea, Russia.
Anba Ikeda/Nikkor SW90@16/Tmy-2/Xtol 1+1
http://album.foto.ru/photos/or/353575/4266031.jpg
wonderful
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Arkasha: Wonderful photograph. I am interested in any hints you have for working in such cold conditions. I have a background (albeit from my younger years) of a lot of winter camping and some minor mountaineering, so I understand layering, but have to admit that I find working with a view camera in the cold "challenging," since with so much standing still (set-up, composing the image, focus, etc.) I still end up getting quite cold.
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Awesome photograph, Arkasha!
Love how you've emphasized perspective with the close-up foreground.
Re: Large Format Landscapes
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Arkasha_from_Russia
Happy New Year everyone!!
I start to understand frames with a trip to the south. The conditions were most favorable, in the morning there is stray light from dark cities, the temperature varies from -20 to +15 degrees with snow, fog, ice and impassable mud. January turned out to be in the Crimea is unusual cold night temperatures reaching 20 degrees. It was possible to catch the amazing sunset views.
Ice quiet bay, in January 2016, the Crimea, Russia.
Anba Ikeda/Nikkor SW90@16/Tmy-2/Xtol 1+1
Wonderful! Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks to all, guys!
to Peter Lewin:
I no longer take pictures with a dark cloth. I sewed the tube of the double layer taffeta silver cloth and attach it to the ski mask. Inside mask i have folding 4х magnifier. So I can breathe and focus without fear of icing and misting focusing glass.
I hope you understand me, even though Google translation=)
Here is a picture of my camera...
http://iconosquare.com/p/1146541524173220145_2063031305
Good luck and beautiful winter frames!
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Re: Large Format Landscapes
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Arkasha_from_Russia
Thanks to all, guys!
to Peter Lewin:
I no longer take pictures with a dark cloth. I sewed the tube of the double layer taffeta silver cloth and attach it to the ski mask. Inside mask i have folding 4х magnifier. So I can breathe and focus without fear of icing and misting focusing glass.
I hope you understand me, even though Google translation=)
Here is a picture of my camera...
http://iconosquare.com/p/1146541524173220145_2063031305
Good luck and beautiful winter frames!
Great idea and very neat.
You should think about making and selling them.
Martin
Re: Large Format Landscapes
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Arkasha_from_Russia
Happy New Year everyone!!
I start to understand frames with a trip to the south. The conditions were most favorable, in the morning there is stray light from dark cities, the temperature varies from -20 to +15 degrees with snow, fog, ice and impassable mud. January turned out to be in the Crimea is unusual cold night temperatures reaching 20 degrees. It was possible to catch the amazing sunset views.
Ice quiet bay, in January 2016, the Crimea, Russia.
Anba Ikeda/Nikkor SW90@16/Tmy-2/Xtol 1+1
http://album.foto.ru/photos/or/353575/4266031.jpg
This is nice!
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
Arkasha_from_Russia
Thanks to all, guys!
to Peter Lewin:
I no longer take pictures with a dark cloth. I sewed the tube of the double layer taffeta silver cloth and attach it to the ski mask. Inside mask i have folding 4х magnifier. So I can breathe and focus without fear of icing and misting focusing glass.
I hope you understand me, even though Google translation=)
Here is a picture of my camera...
http://iconosquare.com/p/1146541524173220145_2063031305
Good luck and beautiful winter frames!
very cool set up
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Iran, Zanjan, Panoral 617 handmade camera, Schneider Super Angulon 75/5.6, Hoya red filter, Schneider IIIC center filter, Kodak Tmax 100
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