thanks :) Well.. i had to try 4x10/10x4s, and i wanted to do short run to see how couple of wide angles work.. So you know.. Ran off to park, shot two sheets, 4 images.. tossed away one, didnt like it.Quote:
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thanks :) Well.. i had to try 4x10/10x4s, and i wanted to do short run to see how couple of wide angles work.. So you know.. Ran off to park, shot two sheets, 4 images.. tossed away one, didnt like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Randy Moe
We've had two days of fires here lately. It's a landscape, though not majestic and beautiful. BUT...it's nature....
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Omega 4x5 210 Lens. fp4+ in Rodinal 1-50 for 15 minutes/ish.
Omega 4x5 Kodak Tri-X Petzval at f-4 with red r72 filter. 1/125 Copal 3
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That's a teeny helicopter dropping water on the left.
Knik River Bridge in the Matanuska-Susitna Valley, Alaska. 320 TXP in 4x5, Schneider Xenar 210mm f/6.1
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Korona 5x7 + noname lens 210\4.5
efke 100pl + ilfosol3
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Some day Alaska, I will visit.
I hope.
I know a Serbian Church near Chicago, where I could get an over the water shot like that. Not quite as big as yours.
Thanks for the idea! I will use the same film, same format. May be a while.
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A very late afternoon shot at Blue Rocks, Nova Scotia. Place of pure solitude south of Halifax.
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45MA01-38[f3 by hypolimnas, on Flickr
TK45 with a 75 mm Nikon W, Fuji Astia 100. 10 sec. at f/45. 7 degree rear tilt.
Nate Potter, Austin TX.
Nice portrait of a beautiful place!
Last I was in Halifax, for some reason I was in a hurry to drive away in my VW Westy bought there. I was an idiot!
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I like the photo, although I think that it would have been a bit nicer if you would have had a longer lens.Quote:
Originally Posted by saturnus
Also, it appears that you have a bit of surge in your sky.