Good info Bernice, thanks.
Interstate 5 Over Willamette River bytuco, on Flickr
GSW690III, Acros-1
Good info Bernice, thanks.
Interstate 5 Over Willamette River bytuco, on Flickr
GSW690III, Acros-1
Tuco: Great use of the fog. Did the Acros need any special development to retain so much image under the bridge?
Thanks again John. It was my normal development. For fog pictures, I reduced the scanning contrast more than I normally would otherwise. And I try to avoid excessive adjustments with any clairty/structure tools (can cut through the fog).Originally Posted by John Olsen
Sighted near Verona WI: TriX, 80mm.
[IMG]R2N4 Bronte a LFF by John Olsen, on Flickr[/IMG]
Holga 120 Pinhole. Ilford Panf 50. 6 minutes.
What happens when your batteries die? Pinhole Photography :)
500C/M, CB 60mm, Acros-1
Bandon Beach, OR by tuco, on Flickr
Tuco...nice transition from the mirror-like smoothness of the foreground (what is that anyway...some sort of spillway?) - feeding into the rest of the image. Helps it to acquire an almost surreal/otherworldly quality...especially in combo with those rock formations. Almost like sometime in the distant future...terraforming a far away, previously dry planet by adding water. Nice!
Thanks a lot John. I'm glad you like it.
I'm between two large rocks. I would chase the retreating wave as it funneled out between them, stop at that converging point and take a shot. The next incoming wave would force me back. I shot an entire roll running back and forth with little time to compose and not certain of the outcome.
Lovely
The sea mist really gives depth to the photograph.
Martin
Tuco: Great bravery in running in the surf with your precious 60mm. Got a great shot too.
Here's our Wisconsin foliage, a little past its prime: TriX, 80mm lens plus two 16mm extensions.
[IMG]R2N6 Thistle a LFF by John Olsen, on Flickr[/IMG]
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