I agree. This is probably a rare case where I would leave a polarizer off. You've really picked up great tones in the reflection of the sky which makes the image here.Quote:
The reflection on the water makes the picture, as far as I'm concerned.
Printable View
I agree. This is probably a rare case where I would leave a polarizer off. You've really picked up great tones in the reflection of the sky which makes the image here.Quote:
The reflection on the water makes the picture, as far as I'm concerned.
Thanks both of you, I agree, and I think that reflection was why I didn't use it :)Quote:
Originally Posted by premortho
Thanks!
Stone, That was nice of you, your response. I would have been a little more humble by adding the words "like to" between "I" and "think." It's funnier that way. And maybe more truthful.Quote:
Originally Posted by StoneNYC
My apologies, I was simply trying to indicate that I couldn't remember, but I think that's why I did it, as I'm at least somewhat capable of pre-visualization, I wasn't trying to be pompous, or arrogant, I was more just being factual about it all, sorry that didn't come through in text :(Quote:
Originally Posted by premortho
My goodness, no apology neccessary. It isn't that big of a deal. Perhaps I should apologise to you. That was meant as a little tongue-in-cheek.Quote:
Originally Posted by StoneNYC
I think neither should apologize, maybe the internet should apologize for not being better about "verbal context" haha :) be well.Quote:
Originally Posted by premortho
http://u1.ipernity.com/20/12/69/3334...dfe41b.640.jpg
This is Linville Falls in the mountains of North Carolina. I hiked down the narrow trail
with my 8x10 and made this image.
1897 Ak-Sar-Ben Camera - Repromaster 210mm - Arista Edu 100 - HC110 1+100 - Unaltered Negative Scan
"Unaltered Negative Scan" :cool:
True statement that. Except for what the scanner did. There is a bit of flare on the far right that I burned in on the print.Quote:
Originally Posted by SergeyT
Any movements with the repro lens?