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top of the sierra bermeja overlooking the serrania de ronda. southern Spain.
150mm on adox chs100
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Fantastic!
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Denise, nice composition.
Thank, you, Chassis
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http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7143/6...3cb5656b_b.jpg
land by chrishayton, on Flickr
First Landscape shot on 5x4. Nothing spectacular but Im enjoying the process
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Indian Country, Colorado Plateau.
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7018/6...262487ae_b.jpg
Toyo 45CF, 150mm(?), Fuji RVP, Epson 3200/2200.
Thomas
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Very nice tgtaylor! Mind if I tag along?
http://www.morrobaygiclee.com/Valley_OfThe_Gods.jpg
Valley of the Gods, Mexican Hat, UT
Sinar P, Betterlight scan back.
Peter
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Very nice tgtaylor! Mind if I tag along?
Not at all Peter. Winter is the best time! Here's another but this time in Nevada:
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7143/6...4c66a663_z.jpg
Epson 3200/2200.
Thomas
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These are my first successful 8x10 negatives. Bit of light leak from the negative carrier I can't get rid of, but I'm pretty happy with how they turned out. Trying for better composition next time. Comments/criticism very welcome.
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7172/6...5524a4f3_b.jpg
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7019/6...ae11b172_z.jpg
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Jenni, that first 8x10 is nice; it's smooth and soft and has a nice differentiation between foreground and background. The little light leak doesn't bother me; it looks like flare. The second one doesn't have any sort of identifiable shapes to me to create a composition, despite it's similarity.
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Here are a couple from the 8x10 this fall. The first one is on Velvia 50 using a Fuji 300 F5.6. It was taken on the Ontonagon River in the Upper Peninsula. The second one in on E100G using a Nikkor 450 F9. It was taken at Seney Wildlife Refuge, also in the UP. I just printed both of these at 35x45. Booth lenses are just sharp as a tack, although I suppose at that size, most lenses would be sharp. Jim
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Really nice. My dad is from Ironwood, MI. We have visited the UP many times and have good memories. I am a native Michigander.
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I must say I have been looking at images for days now catching up on the years of great images that have been posted here. So many are so very good. In other words y'all rock!
Here is a contact print scan of an image from my new-to-me 1903 Eastman View No 1. 8x10 Camera with a Konica GRII 210mm process lens.
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7161/6...508460fb_z.jpg
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Linhof Technika - Symmar 135 mm - TMax 100
Ubatuba, SP, Brazil
Really love this one...
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Really nice Jim Becia! Even as thumbnails they're stunning, I bet they are real special at 35x45.
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Attachment 66683
First time out with my TOKO 4x5 field camera at Valley of Fire State Park, Nv. Kodak Ektar 100 developed with C-41 Tetenal, Caltar 135mm f45 @ about 10 secs. Light was fading fast when I came up on this area known as Rainbow Vista. Stopped on the side of the road to take the shot of the sunset. By the time I got set up, the light had gone. Didn't realize I caught the tail lights until I scanned the negative. :D
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Jim Becia
Here are a couple from the 8x10 this fall. The first one is on Velvia 50 using a Fuji 300 F5.6. It was taken on the Ontonagon River in the Upper Peninsula. The second one in on E100G using a Nikkor 450 F9. It was taken at Seney Wildlife Refuge, also in the UP. I just printed both of these at 35x45. Booth lenses are just sharp as a tack, although I suppose at that size, most lenses would be sharp. Jim
Fantastic fall colors.
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jp498
Jenni, that first 8x10 is nice; it's smooth and soft and has a nice differentiation between foreground and background. The little light leak doesn't bother me; it looks like flare. The second one doesn't have any sort of identifiable shapes to me to create a composition, despite it's similarity.
Thanks for the feedback, I definitely agree with you. Still trying to get used to composing shots upside down and backwards!
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Really love this one...
Thank you, Holden.
You know I really admire your work, don't you? Now, even better with your "new" 8x10!
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This is not my best, but is my first 8x10, with an Old Lady: Kodak 2D 8x10 (Symmar-S 210mm - Fomapan100)
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7032/6...cdcc73bb_z.jpg
Fomapan100 - Kodak 2D 8x10 - 1 por Denise Dognini, no Flickr
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Here are a couple from the 8x10 this fall. The first one is on Velvia 50 using a Fuji 300 F5.6. It was taken on the Ontonagon River in the Upper Peninsula. The second one in on E100G using a Nikkor 450 F9. It was taken at Seney Wildlife Refuge, also in the UP. I just printed both of these at 35x45. Booth lenses are just sharp as a tack, although I suppose at that size, most lenses would be sharp. Jim
I especially like the second one, nice!!!
Roger
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This is not my best, but is my first 8x10, with an Old Lady: Kodak 2D 8x10 (Symmar-S 210mm - Fomapan100)
Still beautiful, these old cameras are elegant things.
cheers,
h.
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Here is one I shot a few days back, it started raining pretty hard, my wife was holding the umbrella over the camera while i tried to get the shot, 4x5 field camera, 210mm fujinon W, ilford delta 100.
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7002/6...ea736943_b.jpg
Back in the Day by J. Golden, on Flickr
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ImsoNegative, do you remember your aperture?
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Nice shot! Where was this shot taken? It looks like a cold rainy day...
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It' a good shot comp works well , maybe not your best?? But your standards are high . Cheers Gary
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Jim Becia
Here are a couple from the 8x10 this fall. The first one is on Velvia 50 using a Fuji 300 F5.6. It was taken on the Ontonagon River in the Upper Peninsula. The second one in on E100G using a Nikkor 450 F9. It was taken at Seney Wildlife Refuge, also in the UP. I just printed both of these at 35x45. Booth lenses are just sharp as a tack, although I suppose at that size, most lenses would be sharp. Jim
Hi Jim , Nice work , BTW the 240a i bought from you last year is close to my favourite lens because i shoot 5x8 Cheers Gary:)
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Nice shot! Where was this shot taken? It looks like a cold rainy day...
thanks very much, it was taken in cherokee NC, located on 441 (mountain road between cherokee and gatlinburg) yes it was very rainy and very cold, my wife and I got soaked but the camera stayed nice and dry :D
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Nice tones on this ,I like wintery scenes , they are something different for me as it is effectively almost summer nine months of the year here:) Cheers Gary
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ImsoNegative, do you remember your aperture?
hi, yes it was f45, i was having a having a hard time getting those tree limbs in the foreground sharp, the upper limps sort of jutted out toward me, i tried to do a verticle shot but it wouldnt work, not with the 210 anyway.
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Nice shot! I love the boards on the cabin, they're huge.
Hope you did something nice for your wife after she stood out in the rain getting soaked while you got the shot.
Peter
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thanks peter! that shot took what seemed like forever, like i said i was having a very hard time getting those limbs sharp, with a wider angle it would have been much easier, but i really like the perspective of the 210. normally i dont like to stop down more than f32 with that lens but didnt really have much of a choice. yes we went home and got into some dry clothes, then i took her out to her favorite restaurant, that was the least i could do for such a valient effort ;) thanks again. btw anyone going to the cherokee indian reservation should stop by this farm and take a look at it, it is very cool
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Thanks to those for the nice comments on my previous two images. Here are another two from this fall. I have been experimenting with some long exposure times, I'm talking minutes here. The first one is from the Minnesota side of Lake Superior. It was taken with my 8x10 with a Fuji 300 F5.6. The exposure was about three minutes and was taken about 2pm in the afternoon on a fairly cloudy day. The second one is from the Porcupine Mountain State Park area (Lake Superior also) using the same Fuji. That exposure ran close to 7 minutes and was taken at sunset. I had stacked a neutral density filter (4 stops) and a polarizer (2 stops) for both images. Also both were shot with Velvia 50 which helped extend the length of exposures due to reciprocity. Will be trying more of this. Jim
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Thanks to those for the nice comments on my previous two images. Here are another two from this fall. I have been experimenting with some long exposure times, I'm talking minutes here. The first one is from the Minnesota side of Lake Superior. It was taken with my 8x10 with a Fuji 300 F5.6. The exposure was about three minutes and was taken about 2pm in the afternoon on a fairly cloudy day. The second one is from the Porcupine Mountain State Park area (Lake Superior also) using the same Fuji. That exposure ran close to 7 minutes and was taken at sunset. I had stacked a neutral density filter (4 stops) and a polarizer (2 stops) for both images. Also both were shot with Velvia 50 which helped extend the length of exposures due to reciprocity. Will be trying more of this. Jim
Great photographs, Jim!
I love the stones!
Best regards,
Martin
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And from me... wonderful images, Jim. Good to know about your technique, too. Congratulations.
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Jim Becia
Thanks to those for the nice comments on my previous two images. Here are another two from this fall. I have been experimenting with some long exposure times, I'm talking minutes here. The first one is from the Minnesota side of Lake Superior. It was taken with my 8x10 with a Fuji 300 F5.6. The exposure was about three minutes and was taken about 2pm in the afternoon on a fairly cloudy day. The second one is from the Porcupine Mountain State Park area (Lake Superior also) using the same Fuji. That exposure ran close to 7 minutes and was taken at sunset. I had stacked a neutral density filter (4 stops) and a polarizer (2 stops) for both images. Also both were shot with Velvia 50 which helped extend the length of exposures due to reciprocity. Will be trying more of this. Jim
Looks great. I too will have to try your method out at some point.
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Jim Becia
Thanks to those for the nice comments on my previous two images. Here are another two from this fall. I have been experimenting with some long exposure times, I'm talking minutes here. The first one is from the Minnesota side of Lake Superior. It was taken with my 8x10 with a Fuji 300 F5.6. The exposure was about three minutes and was taken about 2pm in the afternoon on a fairly cloudy day. The second one is from the Porcupine Mountain State Park area (Lake Superior also) using the same Fuji. That exposure ran close to 7 minutes and was taken at sunset. I had stacked a neutral density filter (4 stops) and a polarizer (2 stops) for both images. Also both were shot with Velvia 50 which helped extend the length of exposures due to reciprocity. Will be trying more of this. Jim
very nice shots Jim!
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very nice!!
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Golden Valley, Gran Canaria, Spain.
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7158/6...1419f9cb8d.jpg
Bigger version can be fund on my flickr page.
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Nice composition!
Thanks :) this is my first serious attempt in 1:1 aspect ratio
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I like the light and color in this photo. good job!
I like the lower half cropped out to emphasize the light and color of the sun and sky against the silhouette of the mountains. but this is just my taste.
good job overall.
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I like the light and color in this photo. good job!
I like the lower half cropped out to emphasize the light and color of the sun and sky against the silhouette of the mountains. but this is just my taste.
good job overall.
Thank you for your comment and cropping suggestion.
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http://img545.imageshack.us/img545/3659/ca002.jpg
Home made 4x5" camera, Schneider Super Angulon 47mm XL, Tmax 100, yellow filter, V700.
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http://img861.imageshack.us/img861/402/pn002.jpg
Shen Hao HZX 45 IIA, Schneider Symmar S 150, Tmax 100, V700.
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[QUOTE=Nana Sousa Dias;832368]
Gorgeous photos !! Particularly like the first image,
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I really enjoy your your work when you post ,And mostly your seacapes the depth on this one is outstanding . Regards gary
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Gorgeous photos !! Particularly like the first image,
Thanks, Steve.
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I really enjoy your your work when you post ,And mostly your seacapes the depth on this one is outstanding . Regards gary
Thanks, Gary.