Christian, well done! Toll gemacht!
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Christian, well done! Toll gemacht!
Beautiful! Is this a print or film scan?Quote:
Originally Posted by mat4226
Thanks for the kind words. :) This is a film scan, though in print, this would be a tricky one to say the least.
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Thanks for posting these. I've been curious myself about doing soft focus landscapes. Quite inspiring. A couple of those I do really like. Nice work.
First image out of my new Intrepid 4x5 Mk II.
Looking down on the Hunter Valley, NSW, Australia.
https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/352/32...9e8881d4_c.jpgUntitled by James Cook, on Flickr
Fujinon 150/5.6 @ f/32 for 1/60sec.
Fomapan 100 developed in LC29 for 6:30 at 20 degrees in a SP-445 tank
Scanned on a Epson 4990 in a homemade film mount [must get a better one of these]
Need a step up ring to be able to mount my filters which would have helped a lot here.
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Indeed!Quote:
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Renato
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Thank you both very much !Quote:
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Nice shot of a very underappreciated area. Lots of neat things in Hocking Hills.Quote:
Originally Posted by mat4226
Very nicely seen! Normally one does not place the horizon across the center, but it works so well here. Probably because Oz has so much sky. I appreciate how you have rendered the sky -- it does not over-power the landscape and gives a great sense of distance. But perhaps I like it the most because as I get older, I appreciate just sitting and staring out into the type of distance you have given us here.Quote:
Originally Posted by JamesCookPhoto