Dear Nana,
Simply fabulous... :)
jim k
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Dear Nana,
Simply fabulous... :)
jim k
What wonderful beaches you have, and you sure know how to use them. Bravo!Quote:
Originally Posted by Nana Sousa Dias
JR
Sea of Fog
http://kpa.dunnnet.com/modules/coppe...sanjoaquin.jpg
Southern San Joaquin Valley, California, USA shot from Lions Trail
Toyo Field Camera, 305mm G-Claron lens, TMY-2, Rollo Pyro developer.
Nice shot, JR.
JR, thank you for your comments. I've been enjoying the images you've put on here lately.
They are called ghost gums, because the bark is very white.
Steve, thanks. Approval from you means a lot to me. I know how good your's are. So far this is the best print I've ever done.
Mike
Thanks; it's just an Epson V700.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nana Sousa Dias
Some very nice images on this page!
Nana and JR - Two fabulous images!
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Originally Posted by JR Steel
I can't quote them all, but what a fantastic body of work. Excellent job JR!Quote:
Originally Posted by JR Steel
What a beauty. I feel like I can touch that snow right now!Quote:
Originally Posted by David Hedley
Great clouds, and a delightful seascape. Great!Quote:
Originally Posted by Nana Sousa Dias
Thanks Sam. Here is one more from the Japanese northern alps - this is Mount Asama, which erupted last year;
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4068/...6e8466f8_b.jpg
Toyo metal field, Nikkor 300mm, TMax 100 / Rodinal
Thanks for the encouragement Sam. It is appreciated. I had a chance to look at some of your site photographs and especially liked the IR work. I have not used IR for 4x5 and not any at all for more years than I can count. A quick search revealed very little options in film. It might not fit this forum topic but could you make recommendations for a LF beginner to IR. Cheers, JR