Ohhh, memories when I used to live in Palo Alto and drove all over to Half Moon Bay and down towards Watsonville. Lovely. Reminds me of my young kids hiking around.Quote:
Originally Posted by gmed
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Ohhh, memories when I used to live in Palo Alto and drove all over to Half Moon Bay and down towards Watsonville. Lovely. Reminds me of my young kids hiking around.Quote:
Originally Posted by gmed
https://i.ibb.co/7rcbhf7/oleg4.jpg
France, Villers Cotterets, 2020
20x24” FB print.
At the intersection of the wings you can notice two capital letters, I think it’s the architect’s initials, but I couldn’t find any information about this windmill.
Some details:
https://i.ibb.co/xCNdw24/oleg6.jpg
https://i.ibb.co/9yPTKRX/oleg7.jpg
https://i.ibb.co/z5MMJkv/full1.jpg
Somewhere around Paris. January 2020. 35x60cm Ilford FB.
In the cropped image with the horse, you can see its breath. It was morning and the air was cool. The horse noticed me, raised its head and looked at the camera.
https://i.ibb.co/hxN1Xry/D35A0149.jpg
https://i.ibb.co/vqBPfqW/D35A0143.jpg
Nice shots of the windmill and horse. What does FB mean? When you provide the dimensions 20x24 cm, what does that mean? Did you scan the print or what?
Alan 35cm x 60cm is a print size approximately 14" x 24"(2nd photo). The Windmill print says 20"x24" print. FB is fiber-based silver gelatin paper, rather than RC (resin coated). I'm not sure how Oleg did it, but I take an iPhone photo of a print (don't have a scanner) & then upload to instagram or flickr.
Very nice photo Oleg.
Lovely images. I appreciate the nicely handled skies...the sweep of the clouds and the tonality of the skies work perfectly with the light coming off the fields of grain.Quote:
Originally Posted by gimenosaiz
A whole bunch of excellent images since I have visited last! Allen...nicely seen image (fence & barn)...you tied everything together well.
And a French Devil Horse! (atmospheric wonder!)
Ah...I pity those tourists that must buzz through the redwoods on a sunny summer day! Nicely done! Color can be very difficult in the redwoods -- everything is so green!Quote:
Originally Posted by gmed
I am off soon for 5 days up Redwood Creek (Redwood Nat. Park) -- the Park finally opened up the back country for permits...I'll load up six 5x7 holders for the trip...make them count! I'll miss all the fireworks and explosions...darn!
For Alan : Nice work integrating all those angles, forming a very interesting "picture frame" for the house.
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...dd15924e_c.jpgSharon, Massachusetts by Chris, on Flickr
Moose Hill, Sharon Massachusetts
Dallmeyer Triple Achromatic (Modified) center lens removed.
Speed Graphic
Ilford Delta 100
Xtol 1:1
Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan Klein
both on 20x24 inch paper, but the horse I cutted to panorama view
Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by Greg Y
Yes, you are absolutely correct :)
I take a photo of the print with a digital camera, 100mm 2.8 canon macro is quite sharp, and it is possible to take a photo of some details very close