+3 :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian_A
Really nice Arkasha!
Pali
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+3 :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian_A
Really nice Arkasha!
Pali
I'll add a +4 -- that's a beautiful waterfall captured rather elegantly! The curves of the falls and the contrast in the image are just excellent.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pali K
Karl
Brian_A, ndwgolf, Leigh, Pali K, kabbott
Thank you friends, it's very pleasant to read such comments. Unfortunately I do not have a lens that is wider than 90 mm, and there was no way to move back. I have the same frame on the chrome V50. And there was still a frame on Mamiya 7 with 43 mm.
I will continue to upload photos.
A wider lens for this shot would have merely included unnecessary detail to distract from the beauty of the waterfall. Even the rocks in the foreground do this.
Yes, I understand what you said. Unfortunately the place is very touristy, when you get there you lose the desire to look for the perfect composition. I was lucky to have 4-5 minutes when groups of tourists were replaced and there were a couple of people nearby. When there are Irritating factors during photographing, it is very difficult to concentrate on the ideal frame construction. I want to shoot a scene and walk away.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim Jones
I apologize for my English, I hope you, as a large-format photographer, understand me=)
Your English is excellentQuote:
Originally Posted by Arkasha_from_Russia
- Leigh
It certainly is. So is your photography.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leigh
Just developed this one today. Its been sitting in a film holder for 6 months or so.
Shot using a Zone VI 4x5 and Foma 200 film. Developed in Pyrocat MC for 8.5 minutes.
https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4202/3...10eb733f_o.jpgChasm Lake Trail 4x5 by Andrew Marjama, on Flickr
wowee, i feel like i'm there.
i should just quit now, been working at it for 10 years and I havent even come close to a landscape like the ones in this thread.
Excellent! Well done!Quote:
Originally Posted by Colorado CJ