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Originally Posted by Colorado CJ
I would advise that you consult with a shutter repair person BEFORE you attempt such. There are special lubricants that are designed for COLD weather use.
just my 2˘ of course, take it as you will
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Originally Posted by Colorado CJ
I would advise that you consult with a shutter repair person BEFORE you attempt such. There are special lubricants that are designed for COLD weather use.
just my 2˘ of course, take it as you will
Those clouds!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by jesse
Those everything...Quote:
Originally Posted by StoneNYC
Renato
A Study of Glencoe
Ilford Delta 100 - 4x5 (Developed in Perceptol 1:3)
C&C always appreciated
http://karlabbott.smugmug.com/photos...PcCwkVk-XL.jpg
So lovely. You guys have no idea how fortunate you are to see all these seasons and colours: where I come from it's just green 365 days year-round!
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Originally Posted by sdzsdz
:) hehe, thank you!
There are a lot of pro' and con's I might say. In the moment I have the feeling it will never get bright and sunny again. Only clouds and Rain and no colour at all.
Where are you from?
Greeting. Russia, the Crimea, a mountain Ai-Petri.
TOYO 45AII, Schneider Apo-Symmar 210/5.6 L, Kodak E100G.
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I like this, but would propose slightly less foreground stone and more of the sky. I think the horizon (if it was visible) is close to dead centre.Quote:
Originally Posted by kabbott
Roman, glad you did not throw shoot at 4x5. Super!
Carpatyan, Ukraine
Wista 45D Symmar-S 150, f32 tmx100 xtol 1:1
http://album.foto.ru/photos/or/353575/3300676.jpg
Dirk,
Thanks for your comments -- it would be interesting to see with more sky and less stone. I'll have to bear that in mind the next time I'm trying to photograph a similar scene.
Karl