Great stuff everybody!
Ranch Road west of Fort Worth from Saturday.
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4123/...5fe972c4d8.jpg
Acrca-Swiss 4x5, Mikon 75mm lens, Efke 25
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Great stuff everybody!
Ranch Road west of Fort Worth from Saturday.
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4123/...5fe972c4d8.jpg
Acrca-Swiss 4x5, Mikon 75mm lens, Efke 25
IR? The foliage seems rather light. I bought some Efke IR820 recently so I was just wondering.Quote:
Quincy's Pond, Millarville, Range Road 32, Cowboy Trail, Alberta, Canada, 2010
Windng Road - Texas
Taken Saturday
Shen-Hao 4x5
150mm
Kodak TMax 100
Scanned on Epson V700
Metered with Sekonic L758DR
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4073/...e012e3a4_b.jpg
-Robert
Dear BetterSense,Quote:
Originally Posted by BetterSense
Good question, but the image is not an infrared image... :)
I captured the image in mid April with a K15 filter, which generates better separation between the dark evergreens and the lighter cattail foliage. There is no foliage on the trees, because the poplar leafs do not sprout until mid May combined with generous sunshine and heat, and the cattail leafs are dry and parched light yellow from the dry winter climate, which supports the darker remnants of last year's fruit. The filter made the cattail leafs lighter, and the darker shrubbery happened to be naked too. One match would have made the entire lower portion of the scene a true deep black...
jim k
Dear Robert,Quote:
Originally Posted by RmFrase
Nicely done... :)
jim k
Quote:
Originally Posted by jim kitchen
Jim, if I could get just this ---> <--- much as good as you I'd be happy....
Another awesome photo you have there.
Dear Robert,
Thank you for your kind words... :)
I would state that you are doing quite well with your images, and that you have a very good grasp on your image's exposure, compositional balance, and tones.
Keep up the good work.
jim k
Just seeing this now,
Jesus Murphy Jim,
that is perfect, right down the dark clouds in the upper corners.
Quote:
Originally Posted by jim kitchen
Here I go with another one. I shot this in FP4+ developed in Rodinal 1:50 with a red 25. Noy sure if I used a polarizer. I tried to place most of my tones in the extremes. Everything except the clouds I put pretty low somewhere between z2 and z3 and the clouds in z8 or so. the print is pretty sharp, and I think Rodinal is making grain very visible.
Lens: a tiny 135 Nikkor W 5.6 on a cambo 45N.
Sergio,
Wonderful photography ruined by terrible webdesign.
Please dont use Simpleviewer!
I would love to see your images fill my screen.
All in good intention..
Cheers