I like the palette Gevork.Quote:
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I like the palette Gevork.Quote:
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Thank you Jim!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim Cole
Just wow!Quote:
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Verstuurd vanaf mijn Nexus 9 met Tapatalk
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Originally Posted by gmed
A common New England landmark: A farmer’s stone wall behind my house. Farmers stacked the rocks they plowed up to mark the edges of their fields.
Whole plate size ASA 25 dry plate.
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Well done.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nodda Duma
Excellent. Typically way too many "tourists" floating around. At least, last time I was there.Quote:
Originally Posted by gmed
One more from Jekyll Island. After reflecting I think this is my favorite of the day. Unusual for me, this was the second image of the day on this beach. Usually I hit my stride a few images in and make the keepers. But this was a little after 8am, and the sun was rising fast...later images have less beautiful light. As typical for south Georgia, the light is great for about an hour after sunrise and then it's pretty rough for the rest of the day.
Chamonix 45n1, Nikkor 90mm f/8, APX 100:
http://www.garrisaudiovisual.com/pho...yll-2618ss.jpg
Very Nice, I have something similar from Sunset Crater in AZ, but it is 35mm DSLR. Arizona is same way with light, about 1/2 prior to the sun to a few minutes after it pokes its head up above the horizon. From there it is like being in an Easy Bake Oven during the summer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Corran
Thanks! Perhaps a bit of "grass is greener" syndrome, but I just love AZ in the summer! The heat, in my opinion, is no big deal - compared to south GA / FL heat + humidity. And with the lack of humidity, a polarizer really brings down the sky nicely in AZ, at least in my limited experience, whereas sometimes even a polarizer + R25 filter doesn't do much here. The sky is slightly burned in above. I only wish I had some big puffy clouds but that's uncommon in the winter, and unfortunately the airplanes from JAX to ATL always make contrails around this island. At least it's not a flat blank sky as is typical.