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Wonderful, Alex! And I appreciate the format -- I am working a little with it. too.
Ahhh...I was wondering about the light and why the scene had a diorama appearance!Quote:
Originally Posted by Steven Ruttenberg
. . Frosty Road. Wasco, Oregon
. Mailboxes on an icy cold frosty morning. On 5-Mile Road, Wasco, Oregon
https://live.staticflickr.com/4809/4...ed7a5833_k.jpg. . Frosty Road. Wasco, Oregon by Reinhold S., on Flickr
Neg# DCUM 207. Custom split 5x7 camera, (two 6x17 format per film). 90mm lens, YG filter, HP5 film. 1991
The camera here... Neg# DCUM 207. Custom split 5x7 camera, (two 6x17 format per film). 90mm lens, YG filter, HP5 film. 1991
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Excellent, Reinhold! The light off the road along with the atmospheric light does match your title well (or should that be the other way around?)Quote:
Originally Posted by Reinhold Schable
And I like the format. I have not split my 5x7 (using a modified darkslide is how I would go about it.) I do so with 8x10 and 11x14, which when split give similar proportions to the 6x17 if I got my math correct. Perhaps I will give 2.5x7 a go one of these days.
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Originally Posted by Steven Ruttenberg
Very nice, Steve.
Bryce Canyon a couple years ago. 4x5 with a 90mm Super Angulon. Should have used a little fall instead of pointing the camera down to keep the trees vertical. Did use some front tilt to alter plane of focus.
https://i.imgur.com/vJsCffb.jpg
Sandia Mountains, New Mexico. 4x5, 210mm APO Sironar.
https://i.imgur.com/10vq6uF.jpg
This one ain't bad at all!! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Steven Ruttenberg
I like the trees -- it gives a feeling that the light is exploding out of the canyon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Axelwik