Dang that is awsome!! I agree what a view.Quote:
Originally Posted by Robert Langham
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Dang that is awsome!! I agree what a view.Quote:
Originally Posted by Robert Langham
Robert, I like this composition - the rough backbone exposed in contrast to the soft weathered country area. By the way, similar bony structures can be found on the flanks of the Spanish Peaks south of Great Dunes Nat. Monument. If you have a chance check that area out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Robert Langham
Nate Potter, Austin TX.
http://img707.imageshack.us/img707/282/portonovo.jpg
Shen Hao HZX 45 IIA, Schneider Super Angulon 65/8, Kodak Tmax 100 (readyload), 25A filter, developed in Rodinal 1+25.
The intensity of the elegance in this image is so deep, my vertebrae ache.
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8342/8...9e1f9ae2_b.jpg
Mystical Fields of Lika-LF-7 by Japodus, on Flickr
Location: Plitvice Lakes National Park
Camera: Linhof Technika
Lens: Schneider - Kreutznach Super Angulon 90 mm 5.6
Film: Fuji Velvia 50
Chemistry: TETENAL Colortec
Scanner: Epson Perfection V750 PRO
This is the Moon in the sky, because the photo was taken at night with an exposure time of 3 minutes, just because of a shift during the long exposure the Moon has an elongated shape.
Fantastically beautiful. You use wide angle lenses so well, always in the service of the subject and never as a distracting affect.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nana Sousa Dias
Nana, that's pretty strong even seen small on web... It must be terrific as a print... Perfect composition, and tonality...Quote:
Originally Posted by Nana Sousa Dias
Jiri
Thank you, Austin.Quote:
Originally Posted by austin granger
I'm not sure if you refer to my image above, if it is the case, thank you, very much, if not, excuse me for my presumption.... ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by lab black
Thank you, JiriQuote:
Originally Posted by Jiri Vasina
I made this image last month and this week, it was printed in 100cmx80cm, not as I would like (fiberbase, enlarged in one of my Durst 138s or 139G) but in inkjet. I don't have room enough to make such large prints, nor paper roll (Clyde Butcher, lend me your darkroom!!!!:rolleyes:).
This is one of 12 photos I made for the city hall of my home town, (a small town, 50 km from Lisbon). 12 photos made on several beaches of the "concelho", wich is a political administration that has some villages under administration of the City Hall, it's kind of a very small state.
The photos are 100cmx80cm (40"x 30") and will be mated and framed with exotic wood frame.
Nana, a most beautiful and fantastical image. Like Jiri, I would love to see this as a large print. Bravo!Quote:
Originally Posted by Nana Sousa Dias
Thank you, Jim. Best regards.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim Cole
Wow so lovely!
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Originally Posted by Japodus
Nana, very beautiful.
Spectacular photograph.
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Originally Posted by Nana Sousa Dias
Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by chassis
Thank you, Perez.Quote:
Originally Posted by dperez
Do you own that camera on your avatar? Is that an Ebony 8x10"? If you own one, you are a very lucky guy....at the present moment I don't have any 8x10"...I have 4 or 5 boxes of B&W film, 6 negative carriers, Jobo Expert tank for 8x10" and no camera....I'm starting to feel nervous about that....but...no money for that..., I had to sell my Kodak 2D...:(
Aren't we great? We got the talent, we just lack the money down here :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Nana Sousa Dias
Rsrsrsrsrsrsr.....Ola, mi "hermano" de Barcelona!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ramiro Elena
LOOOOLLLLL, you are absolutelly right, my friend...I think that is kind of a Tourism Special Tax we have to pay for the beautifull beaches, sunny weather, gorgeous women, fantastic fish and seafood, excellent wine, olive oil, etc, etc...
We couldn't have it all... ;)
LMAO but bitterly crying at the same time.
...hey, we conquered America!
What a moving image, Nana. I agree completely that your use of wide/ultra-wide lenses is exemplary and tasteful. Thank you for the inspiration.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nana Sousa Dias
Thank you, Joel.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joel Truckenbrod
Me and you...we conquered the world....now, we are paying that back!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ramiro Elena
Yes, I do own the Ebony RW810 and I love it. Maybe I should post a review. I've been processing film every day now for the last two weeks. I process about 5-10 sheets a day in Unicolor and Beseler drums that I purchased on ebay for $9 + shipping. I don't have a motor base yet so I've been turning them by hand. I eventually plan to buy a Jobo, but I'll probably pick up the motor base before that happens. After I finish all the B&W film that I have to process, I have about 100 8x10 sheets of C41 waiting for me, as well as another 70 C41 in 4x5 from a trip earlier in the year to Puerto Rico. I'm thinking of building a temp controlled water bath system for use with my Unicolor/Beseler drums, so I'll be busy for a short while.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nana Sousa Dias
I love shooting 8x10 much more than 4x5 (I also own an Arca Swiss 4x5). The 4x5 and 8x10 are the only cameras I own besides my cellphone camera. I sold a Canon 5d MKII and all my 35mm gear and used the money to buy the RW810. I don't miss the Canon one bit.
If I lived closer to you I would let you try it out. Well, if you're ever here in California let me know.
-DP
Thanks a lot, for your offer, Perez...I wish I could go to California...the closest I've been from there was Brasil (I use to go there once a year, to teach some workshops).Quote:
Originally Posted by dperez
In fact, I have some medium format cameras that I shoud sell to buy a Shen Hao FCL 810 (Ebony is too expensive for me) but you know how it is, I'm in love with my Pentax 67, 645, Rolleiflex and Hasselblad 500 C/M, I can't discard any of those...
Perhaps I can sell some prints, after I have my personal webpage ready...( I print in my home darkroom from 8x10" to 16x20" fiberbase photographs)...maybe I can make enough money to buy a SH 8x10".
Got back out for a few days....
West Va
Deardorff 810
360 Commercial
HP5+ @ 200
Rollo Pyro 12min
These will be much better once printed. The scan is tough to get right with the contrast.
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8480/8...bf3906ea_c.jpg
111281012.jpg by urbanlandcruiser, on Flickr
Same day same set up
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8489/8...7617f5b7_c.jpg
11128108.jpg by urbanlandcruiser, on Flickr
That first one is a beauty.
http://www.photolineus.com/Landscape...0/L/web1-L.jpg
http://www.photolineus.com/Landscape...028-0005-L.jpg
http://www.photolineus.com/Landscape...can0015m-L.jpg
Wista 45, Nikkor 180/4.5, Nikkor 90/4.5 (last photo), Delta 100
Nana,
My apologies...yes, I was referring to the extraordinary grace and unshakable excellence of your image.
No problem, thanks, again.Quote:
Originally Posted by lab black
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Originally Posted by Japodus
Wonderful light and peaceful, sweet scene.
Wow, great sky!! Lovely dramatic scene.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nana Sousa Dias
Thanks, HarleyQuote:
Originally Posted by Harley Goldman
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Originally Posted by mdm
Thanks...
I spent four days in the Mojave Preserve last week. I finally got some clouds the last night.
Chamonix 4x5, Fujinon 240mm, Acros, polarizer or red, don't remember, Rollo Pyro
C&C always welcome.
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Excellent!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Harley Goldman
Geez Harley, that's stunning!Quote:
Originally Posted by Harley Goldman
SuperbQuote:
Originally Posted by Harley Goldman
not sure if i posted this here or not, shot with the shen hao ptb 90mm caltar II N
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Goforth Creek 2 by J. Golden, on Flickr
same set up
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8428/7...945b7e36_b.jpg
Goforth Creek by J. Golden, on Flickr
Both of those are really nice.
thanks Corran
Ditto!Quote:
Originally Posted by Corran
Attachment 84431 You have to be an optimist to point a camera at a rock. Shiprock.
Wonderful!Quote:
Originally Posted by Harley Goldman
Both are very nice, but the first is special. Well done!Quote:
Originally Posted by ImSoNegative
Four days well spent, Harley! Great light on this one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Harley Goldman
+1. I am really liking the first one too. Quite a sweet little waterfall scene.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim Cole
Thanks for the comments on my Mojave image, guys. Much appreciated.
J, both images are great, but the first one is just a tiny bit better, holds my eye longer... Might be because of the bent trees forming a kind of portal or gate to draw me up the riverbed... But both are very nice...Quote:
Originally Posted by ImSoNegative
Jiri