Guadalupe Peak, Texas
Speed Graphic, Gundlach Portrait Petzval, HP5, Microphen
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Guadalupe Peak, Texas
Speed Graphic, Gundlach Portrait Petzval, HP5, Microphen
https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7578/...d8a39132_b.jpg
WOW! That is great. Interesting landscape!
Beautiful, Roman, and I can perhaps see an allegory to recent and current events in this region.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roman Putintsev
Tremendous!Quote:
Originally Posted by alanbutler57
Wow! This is beautiful!Quote:
Originally Posted by Roman Putintsev
What's really interesting is that this image almost looks like the mountain itself is a threat or something and you're hiding behind the wall in a safe place looking on at the massive power, I get that interesting feeling, very well done and also find it interesting that you've used a Petzval lens. Great image.Quote:
Originally Posted by alanbutler57
awesome image!!Quote:
Originally Posted by alanbutler57
Thanks guys,
I had intended to take my "new" old Rapid Rectilinear but forgot to put it in the case I shot several on from the other side a couple of days earlier with the Petzval and also with a Meniscus, will be interesting to see the difference. This was the first cell service area I had in about an hour on my drive back from El Paso and had to pull over for a conference call, at least I had something to do while waiting for the meeting to start!
Absolutely brilliant shots here on late. Crimea, Carpathians as well as Texas.
Totally. Very nice work, guys
Alanbutler: Perhaps its the subconscious effect of the signature line at the bottom of ImSoNegative's post ;) but I took one look at your Guadalupe Peak image, and went WOW! Wonderful.