Romeo,
Welcome to Large Format Photography
Steve
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Romeo,
Welcome to Large Format Photography
Steve
Thanks Steve!:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sirius Glass
Wow look at that depth of field! Crazy how it just cuts through the trees, even at that distance. I have a Dagor 420mm that I can't wait to try on a 16x20 I am building. I am hoping to get some narrow depth of field like that for environmental portraits, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve M Hostetter
Toyo G45 | Schneider 110mm f/5,6 | f/22 | 0,5s | Fuji Velvia 50
http://www.hot.ee/siilur//10.01.010.jpg
Quote:
Originally Posted by dh003i
and definitely endorsed by me too - good to see you posting on here again, Andrew - some of the always impressive 'Andrew Ren trademark photos' + some new ideas too and no doubt all taken with a Canham 5x7
best regards
andrew
Coliban River at the base of Trentham Falls
8x10 Pinhole 145mm/f290 Fomapan100 in Rodinal 1:100
http://images.fotopic.net/1fc9so.jpg
Cheers
Shane
hello argos,, thank you and yes putting that narrow blade of focus where you want it can sometimes be a challenge... Can't wait to see your images!Quote:
Originally Posted by argos33
steve
Cooooooooooooooool!Quote:
Originally Posted by Romeo Koitmäe
Delaware Water Gap about 10 days ago
Portra 160VC
I like it, but I sure wish that tree was a bit off center. How about a crop of it?Quote:
Originally Posted by SMBooth
Jon