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I finally got around to developing my b+w from last Friday's trip last night. I'm still over the moon at how accurate my exposures were considering I didn't use a meter.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3445/...85be1900_o.jpg
FP4+ with a 2 stop soft ND grad.
Upper Tama Lake, Tongariro National Park, New Zealand
Holy cow. You should be! Great exposure!Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris C
WOW that's amazing! The exposure looks spot on! and here i am still trying to figure out whether to use +1.5 or +2 stops for my polarizer.
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Originally Posted by Chris C
Chamonix 5×8″, Schneider-Kreuznach Xenar 210mm, 13×18cm, Fomapan 100, Rodinal. Red filter and N+1 development.
Thanks! Luckily I don't have a polariser to worry about that sort of thing, which makes estimating (guessing!) the exposure a lot easier. This is the first year I've ever shot any snow too, but I'm almost positive it's not going to be the last.Quote:
Originally Posted by spiky247
I saw your test sheets from your Aus trip yesterday too. Looks stunning! I really need to lug my kit across there at some point.
Chris, those really are some amazing shots. Beautiful country, I've got to get there sometime.
Is that done with the old finger in the wind exposure calculation? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Chris C
Hell of a neg. Nice job. :)
Thanks! But you forgot the most important step, the contemplative scratching of the beard :pQuote:
Originally Posted by SamReeves
Very beautifull image!Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris C
The poor moderators. So much spam, so little time.Quote:
Originally Posted by seoitc
Rick "sympathetic" Denney
Annie Creek pinnacles, Crater Lake Nat Park.
http://www.greggwaterman.com/annie_cr_6x12.jpg
Ooh! Ahhh! Very nice!Quote:
Originally Posted by h2oman
It's just not fair. Y'all have too many beautiful and unusual and TALL things to photograph. Around here everything is flat and the nearest rocks are half a day away.
Not fair at all.
Fabulous work!
Now that's quite unique. Looks like the trees and pinnacles mirror each other.Quote:
Originally Posted by h2oman
Do the trees wanna be rocks, or the rocks trees?
Likely the former, since the rocks were there first.
Maryland woods behind my house, 2006. Busch 4x5, ERA 100, D-76:
Beautiful, Gregg!Quote:
Originally Posted by h2oman
Hi Jim,Quote:
Originally Posted by jim kitchen
I really like that one. Nice tones - and I've always liked that "receding line of hills" effect.
After looking at your image for a bit it dawned on me that it had similarities to one of my own - just flip mine over to make the fence run the other direction. (... and at the risk of embarrassing myself by placing my image next to yours):
http://members.iinet.net.au/~cbird/h..._frame_1_s.jpg
Hartley Vale in the Blue Mountains of NSW, Australia, 2008
150mm 5/5.6 Apo-Symmar on Tech IV with APX100 in Rodinal
Cheers
Dear Gregg,
Well done... :)
You have have wonderful light within your images.
jim k
Dear Carey,
Finally, a parallel universe... :)
Never feel embarrassed, I like that image, since you were able to capture a later sun than I. You would be welcome by my campfire anytime.
jim k
Thanks Jim, judging by the look of the countryside you frequent, that's an offer that I might just have to take you up on one day ... (I'll bring my own sausages) :)Quote:
Originally Posted by jim kitchen
Carey,
You have a lot of nice shots at your site. I'm about to go to bed, but I'll peruse it more tomorrow!
Gregg
Thanks Gregg! Cheers!Quote:
Originally Posted by h2oman
Brilliant! Love the plane of focus.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andrew ren
The one from old days (Linhof Technikardan 45S, Rodenstock 75mm):
http://modelportfolio.ru/forumspics/bixby.jpg
Cool shot Alex - makes me think I need (well, want) to pick up a 75 mm lens!
http://images52.fotki.com/v1565/phot...rp1007a-vi.jpg
8x10, efke, Dagor 9 1/2" @ F16 (taken yesterday)
Vines are coming in quick from the recent heat. This is another not-quite-there shot of this difficult subject.
Here's one from 15 yrs. aqo.
http://images51.fotki.com/v1562/phot...tonvine-vi.jpg
Chamonix 5×8″, Schneider-Kreuznach Xenar 210mm, 13×18cm, Fomapan 100, Rodinal.
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Originally Posted by Jiri Vasina
Really nice composition Jiri. Your landscape work is beautiful.
Darr
Yeah, what Darr said!
Thanks a real lot, Darr and h2oman, I try to get the best from the landscape around me... And I hope I'll get even better :)
Jiri
Portage Glacier
4x5 Chrome
http://forum.getdpi.com/gallery/file...glacier_2a.jpg
Jim, That's lovely!
Excellent lighting, you waited for the right moment. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim collum
That's nice, Jim! I like it as a pano cropped just below the ice, too.
such a beautiful combination of warm and cool tones, great job Jim!
here's my humble attempt at landscape photography
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2674/...36c7d2ac_b.jpg
Uluru
Ebony SV45 Ti + Fujinon 400 T on Fuji Pro160C
Superb, Spiky: just drop-dead gorgeous!
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Wow, that's beautiful!Quote:
Originally Posted by spiky247
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Zowie, that's some outsanding color. Great job. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by spiky247
color.. composition, texture, light.. it's a winner all the way around!Quote:
Originally Posted by SamReeves
excellent image!!!!
Little wild horse tank, Rincon Mtns, Arizona
http://thewildlight.files.wordpress....008_048_01.jpg
recent one from capitola...http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2629/...2b86389e_o.jpg
4x5, TMY2, 300mm nikkor
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lbj : Horse Tank
I like it a lot
I have no doubt that the camera was plumb etc, but the clouds and alluvial fan in the distance made me think twice, as i was expecting the "horizon" to be , well, horizontal
http://www.kgcphoto.com/Utah/cottonw...w-gulch-ds.jpg
Shen-Hao 4x5, Nikkor-M 300mm, I can't remember which Fuji 100F film...
Ken, the beautiful colors in your image make me wish fall would already be here... (though I'd probably still shoot BW :) ). Some friends tell me they don't understand how I can shoot such colorful scenes in BW. Like this one here:
Chamonix 5×8″, Hugo Meyer Weitwinkel Aristostigmat 120mm, 5×8″, Adox CHS 25, Rodinal.
Beautiful work Ken and Jiri.
Nice! I've never thought of Capitola as an empty beach. Usually there's siclone and sting bikinis running rampant everywhere during the summer! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by dasBlute
Beauty! A really wonderful palette of color.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ken Cravillion
That's the stretch-iest 4x5 I've seen all week! Anamorphic lens, huh?Quote:
Originally Posted by dasBlute