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Toyo 45A Nikkor M 300mm f/9. Ilford Delta 100, Yellow filter, Rodinal 1:50. Expert 3010 Drum.
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Toyo 45A Nikkor M 300mm f/9. Ilford Delta 100, Yellow filter, Rodinal 1:50. Expert 3010 Drum.
I appreciate the compliment of Ansel Adams' early work. :)
Really fond of this one, I like the way the power line defines the top of the hill, and the foreground looks like felt.Quote:
Originally Posted by atlcruiser
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Toyo 45A Nikkor M 300mm f/9. Ilford Delta 100, Yellow filter, Rodinal 1:50. Expert 3010 Drum.
How about only the person on the left ? I say Bravo !!!
That does look much better. Lone ranger! Ha
Each version has a different meaning. I am shure there are people who prefer each of them. What do you want the picture to say?
Nice shotQuote:
Originally Posted by Ken Lee
Here is one I shot today, 5x7 camera, 300mm fujinon W 1 sec@f22 , hp4 film
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5x7 shot by J. Golden, on Flickr
"roots & erosion" Painted desert, AZ
This image will always haunt me about what might have been.
I had walked quite a ways into the desert, it was late in the evening with the light fading fast, when I came across this scene.
I was tired and hot and I knew I had to work fast to get the Deardorff set up in time to make an exposure. I made a quick assessment
of the spot I wanted to plant the trusty Gitzo, and as I was mounting the camera on the tripod I glanced down and there directly under the center column I
saw the corner of some bills sticking out of the dirt. In my excitement to get the shot off I just reached down grabbed the bills knocked the dirt off
and stuck them in my pocket, with only a preoccupied thought of how odd. By the time I had finished composing, metering, exposing, and breaking down the
gear, and with the failing light and a long hike through rough desert terrain back to the car I forgot all about the mysterious bills. Only the next day did I find
them in my pocket some $120 worth. Now anyone but a nut case photographer in a quest for the last light would have stopped immediately and started digging
for the rest of the hidden treasure, but oh well it just me like this image that much more. For all I know I might have been standing on top of D.B. Cooper.
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roots and erosion by Clay Percy, on Flickr