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Ron, the covered bridge came out great!!
Mike
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Thanks Mike. The rocks in the foreground were difficult to capture. They have a lot of character and I'll be headed back to photograph them alone the next time I get an overcast day - they wash out in the sun.
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gbogatko
#1, 3 and 4 with Kodak Ektar.
I think it's going to become my favorite color film.
#2 with Ektachrome.
--George
Fantastic fall colors! :D
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When you don't have a GND and only slow film. Adox CHS 25.
http://ronmiller.smugmug.com/Landsca...41_2KgFc-L.jpg
Giberson Bay, CO.
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Falls in New Preston, CT.
http://ronmiller.smugmug.com/Landsca...5_dqEtE-XL.jpg
Adox CHS 25 @ ei25 4x5 using what has come to be favorite lens - Heliar 135mm.
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That's awesome Ron. Is that someone's home behind the falls?
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David Aimone
That's awesome Ron. Is that someone's home behind the falls?
Thanks David. And Yes it is. I ended up spending almost 2 hours there and saw the couple come out a few times wondering what I was doing.
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I love skies like that...wonderful capture..
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gbogatko
#1, 3 and 4 with Kodak Ektar.
I think it's going to become my favorite color film.
#2 with Ektachrome.
--George
I'm experimenting with Ektar 100 right now. I've shot it in 35mm. It seems like a great film, but I don't see it replacing Velvia for the majority of my work. But, it's quite nice.
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I like this.. :)
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gevalia
Thanks David. And Yes it is. I ended up spending almost 2 hours there and saw the couple come out a few times wondering what I was doing.
Wow! how wo uld you like to have that right off your front porch.
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very cool image
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http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4084/...e300a148_b.jpg
Ilford FP4+, Toyo 4x5
Saw this scene while walking the canal path. Sometimes I struggle with photographs like this because the subject is not always obvious. I'm trying to capture the feeling of warm, early morning sunlight filtering through the trees and casting these wonderful shadows across the path.
Good Job on this, i really like looking at paths and winding roads.
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NicolasArg
Great landscapes posted here without any doubt.
I took this one on the beach of the Nahuel Huapi lake in Patagonia. I've posted my first shot in another post I believe. This is my second sheet exposed. The bellows on the Toyo monorail I'm using are completely wasted, so I've patched every single hole I could find but it still leaks through the bellow material since it is pretty old. To fix this, I just bought some black out fabric and covered the bellows during the exposure.
Toyo 45D monorail+210 Schneider Lens+shot at f16 at sunset. Some front and rear tilt and front shift was involved.... for sure.
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4025/...f56d7bd9_o.jpg
beautiful shot!
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Lost Lake, Morgan Monroe state forest 115mm 6.8 Grandagon w/ CF filter on 8x10 paper Hostilux camera
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Nana:
The San Francisco Peaks image was developed in TMax RSMax. Looking back at my notes, the mountains were EI 12 which I put at zone 3, the clouds were at EI 16 so I did an N development. I used a red filter and after correction the exposure was 1 sec at f32 2/3
Thanks for you kind words
Mark Whiting
Thank you for the details, Mark. The tones are beautifull, so is the image.
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http://img502.imageshack.us/img502/5939/formosa001.jpg
Shen Hao HZX 45 IIA, Schneider Super Angulon 90/5.6 XL, center filter, Cokin X-Pro orange filter, Fomapan 100 developed in Rodinal 1+25, scanned on Epson V-700.
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http://img198.imageshack.us/img198/8188/formosa002.jpg
Home made 4x5 point-&-Shoot Camera, Schneider Super Angulon 47/5.6 XL, center filter, Cokin P orange filter, Fomapan 100 developed in Rodinal 1+25, scanned on Epson V-700.
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http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/673...guincho002.jpg
Home made 4x5 point-&-Shoot Camera, Schneider Super Angulon 47/5.6 XL, center filter, Cokin P orange filter, Fomapan 100 developed in Rodinal 1+25, scanned on Epson V-700.
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Nana Sousa Dias
Home made 4x5 point-&-Shoot Camera, Schneider Super Angulon 47/5.6 XL, center filter, Cokin P orange filter, Fomapan 100 developed in Rodinal 1+25, scanned on Epson V-700.
Excellent! Love the 47mm view!
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Nana,
You have the 'look'! I could tell it was yours before I saw who did it. Another great image.
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Golden Canyon. Death Valley NP, California.
Wista VX / Schneider 210mm Apo-Symmar / TXP in HC-110
http://i648.photobucket.com/albums/u...denCanyon1.jpg
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Nana Sousa Dias
Lovely images but do I spy a tripod leg? :D
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Kedbro - Really solid work. Love the composition and tonality.
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http://lh5.ggpht.com/_MgKSS4iR_ww/TO...defiance00.jpg
First snow of the season in Western Washington.
4x5 Gowland, early 90mm f/8 Super Angulon, FP4 + Pyrocat HD.
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Lovely images but do I spy a tripod leg? :D
Oh, that's funny! The 47 used on 4x5 can damn near see behind you.
But I'm with the others who said that Nana does not even need to sign his posts for all of us to know he made them. I would still like to follow him around, just to try to learn to see through his eyes.
Rick "not worthy" Denney
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Horse Shoe Bend, AZ from this last weekend.
Self-Made 4x5 Point & Shoot with Nikkor SW65mm
Fuji Neopan 100 ACROS
http://www.socalastro.com/misc/Horseshoe_01.jpeg
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Pickerel Lake, Lilydale MN
5x7 Arista APHS
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Steve M Hostetter
Lost Lake, Morgan Monroe state forest 115mm 6.8 Grandagon w/ CF filter on 8x10 paper Hostilux camera
Is this using the whole sheet of 8x10" paper? I woulda thought that 115mm on 8x10 would appear really reallly wide. no?
I have a 115 Grandagon for 5x7 use. Never thought about trying it on 8x10! ;)
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SocalAstro
Very nice! What does your P&S look like? Did you need the center filter on the 65mm?
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Great images everyone, and welcome back Nana... :)
An image along the Cowboy Trail captured earlier this summer.
jim k
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Liam:
Lovely images but do I spy a tripod leg? :D
Yes, you do, and that is, of course, a very important part of the composition. That gives a certain realism as well as depth to the image, I couldn't imagine that photo without the Berlebach tripod leg on it...
Just kidding....
Damn!:mad: How come that I didn't see that??? I must visit my optometrist.;)
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rdenney
Oh, that's funny! The 47 used on 4x5 can damn near see behind you.
But I'm with the others who said that Nana does not even need to sign his posts for all of us to know he made them. I would still like to follow him around, just to try to learn to see through his eyes.
Rick "not worthy" Denney
Thanks, Rick.
Now, about the tripod leg, I'm gonna fix the problem with a little electric saw...
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jim kitchen
Great images everyone, and welcome back Nana... :)
An image along the Cowboy Trail captured earlier this summer.
jim k
Thank you, Jim
Another of your fantastic skies! How do you do that? Is that a scenery you have on your backyard? ;)
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Jim!
I just love that shot! The wide angle and especially the clouds. Well done!
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brianam
Is this using the whole sheet of 8x10" paper? I woulda thought that 115mm on 8x10 would appear really reallly wide. no?
I have a 115 Grandagon for 5x7 use. Never thought about trying it on 8x10! ;)
Hello Brian,,
yes this is a whole sheet ! pretty wide too,, something like a 15mm lens on 35mm camera..
You'll need the center filter
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Nana Sousa Dias
The landscape seems to strongly resemble what you might see in a painting by Dalí. Very impressive work.
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David Hedley
The landscape seems to strongly resemble what you might see in a painting by Dalí. Very impressive work.
Thank you, David. Actually, Dali is one of my favourite painters.
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Great landscapes everyone. Nana, wonderful, inspirational BW work. Thanks for sharing
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jon.oman
Very nice! What does your P&S look like? Did you need the center filter on the 65mm?
Thanks Jon,
I did not use a center filter. I did use a polarizer though.
This is what the camera looks like:
http://www.largeformatphotography.in...ad.php?t=67354
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Nana Sousa Dias
Home made 4x5 point-&-Shoot Camera, Schneider Super Angulon 47/5.6 XL, center filter, Cokin P orange filter, Fomapan 100 developed in Rodinal 1+25, scanned on Epson V-700.
This is an amazing shot! Great job.
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http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4113/...e17894e5bb.jpg
Shen Hao PTB, 90mm f/6.8 Grandagon, Provia 100f
Kalalau Valley, Kauai, HI
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Nana Sousa Dias
Thanks, Rick.
Now, about the tripod leg, I'm gonna fix the problem with a little electric saw...
I might prefer the Rubber Stamp tool in Photoshop. It's not so hard on the equipment.
Rick "who once included his own head by accident in a fisheye shot" Denney
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rdenney
I might prefer the Rubber Stamp tool in Photoshop. It's not so hard on the equipment.
Rick "who once included his own head by accident in a fisheye shot" Denney
:D
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NicolasArg
Great landscapes everyone. Nana, wonderful, inspirational BW work. Thanks for sharing
Thank you, Nicolas.