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A few day's of snow ...
Fomapan Creative @100 with Yellow filter
Rodenstock Sinnar-N 150mm f/5.6

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Originally Posted by PatrickMarq

Attachment 212706
A few day's of snow ...
Fomapan Creative @100 with Yellow filter
Rodenstock Sinnar-N 150mm f/5.6

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Nice, and looks like a very careful effort of tree-trunk placement.

You must have micro-managed your tripod location! Did you maybe use a viewing card to help, or just your eyes?

Maybe some fine-tuning with back shift?

Patrick,that is beautiful!

Thanks Heroique, I always use the viewfinder app, to check the composition and for the lens choice.
after that is under the darkcloth for fine tuning, and yes it took me some time

Thank you h2oman, only 5 day of snow but ...
A friend helped me with an umbrella to protect the Chamonix

First frost, Ukraine, December 2020
(50°07'06.7"N 35°13'19.1"E)

20x24 FB Ilford print, shot with 8x10 ArcaSwiss and Kodak tmax 100

https://i.ibb.co/8z06gK4/01-big.jpg

https://i.ibb.co/yFdRgF9/08.jpg

https://i.ibb.co/kgh9JpJ/05.jpg

Nice work!

After I shot the waterfall I posted on the last page, I hastily packed up and my wife and I hiked back to the car, as it was raining while shooting. I realized when I got back I had packed some fresh Portra 160 and really should have shot the scene in color, with the rich brown and red tones of the fallen trees. The rain had slacked so we turned around and hiked back! But once I got there the rain was really going again. I carefully setup again while wiping droplets off the lens constantly. Here's the color shot:

https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-nu4-nTM6E...lton-6194s.jpg

[QUOTE=olegkasko;1588237]First frost, Ukraine, December 2020
(50°07'06.7"N 35°13'19.1"E)

20x24 FB Ilford print, shot with 8x10 ArcaSwiss and Kodak tmax 100


Nice print. It must look great on the wall.

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Originally Posted by Corran

Nice work!

After I shot the waterfall I posted on the last page, I hastily packed up and my wife and I hiked back to the car, as it was raining while shooting. I realized when I got back I had packed some fresh Portra 160 and really should have shot the scene in color, with the rich brown and red tones of the fallen trees. The rain had slacked so we turned around and hiked back! But once I got there the rain was really going again. I carefully setup again while wiping droplets off the lens constantly. Here's the color shot:

https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-nu4-nTM6E...lton-6194s.jpg

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Coran,

Your wife must be a saint. Does she carry your tripod too? (Nice shot too.)

Thanks John! Yes she is, and sometimes she does carry a bit of gear for me :). Currently she wants to learn how to shoot my Rolleiflex so I will be getting her some film to shoot soon.