Easier, and I bet you used less tilt than you thought you needed. ;^)Quote:
Originally Posted by JaZ99
That's usually my experience for landscapes...
Swings, too.
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BTW, that is an incredible riot of mosses, flowers, and grass!
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Easier, and I bet you used less tilt than you thought you needed. ;^)Quote:
Originally Posted by JaZ99
That's usually my experience for landscapes...
Swings, too.
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BTW, that is an incredible riot of mosses, flowers, and grass!
Supermoon 2014
Chamonix 4x5 (cropped to 6x12)
Tmax 400
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bravo.
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Originally Posted by Shailendra
Can you elaborate on your process? I'm confused how this was made, thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by Shailendra
It was essentially a 2-3 minute exposure, the moon was teetering in and out of the clouds and on this shot at least, I was able to get a decent image of the moon. Did some post processing in Photoshop including curves and duotone. I had to crop the image as the right hand side of the negative had a large bush which I failed to see when I was taking the image - it basically destroyed the bottom right of the image thereby forcing me to crop as such. In hindsight, cropping it this way was much more appealing, to me at least.Quote:
Originally Posted by StoneNYC
Fantastic! Stunning!Quote:
Originally Posted by Shailendra
Nice image Shailendra.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shailendra
Thomas
That is Awesome!Quote:
Originally Posted by Shailendra
You sure picked a good spot on the M. Headlands. I've been drooling over 6x12 (anything) for a while....and bam, you did it with this image. Congrats, v. nice....hope to see more.
Les
Yea it's hard to do 6x12 well vertically, this is a "nailed it" though personally I don't like the PS thing as I don't do PS so when I wonder how I could personally get a shot like this and then learn that there was PS work done, I wonder if it's similar to darkroom work or something that would be near impossible without a computer.
This is not anti-PS this is just understand in my own darkroom limits.