Thats a lovely shot Rick. Reminds me of coral Reefs. what a wild landscape, it is a plce I want to visit sometime, but currently everyone I mention it to thinks it is a desolate desert and Boring ^.^
I love the greens and oranges. and the hazy horizon.
Apologies if this appears too big on some monitors.
Velvia 6x12, shot with a Horseman 6x12 back on a Gaoersi wideangle 5x4" camera with a Nikkor 65/4 lens in helical. Can't remember whether forum pedants class this as medium or large format anymore, so playing it safe in here.
Nice! :-)
Did you apply some tilt to get the top of those branches blurry or is that just from movement in the wind? It works quite well!
Nicely shot Dave. Love seeing a creative use of tilt!
(moon)light by D. B., on Flickr
Mamiya Super 23, 100mm f/2.8, Portra 400
Not guilty on the tilt charge your honour, that camera doesn't even have any tilt! Just a slight breeze and a few seconds of exposure.Originally Posted by locutus
Still having fun learning the Portra ropes. A derelict Lockheed Lodestar reposing in the storage yard of the Pima Air and Space Museum in Tucson, AZ.
Hasselblad 500C/M + 100mm CF f/3.5 Carl Zeiss Planar lens + Kodak Portra 160
Very well done. Colors, lighting, composition all good.
I've been shooting a lot of negative film in the past year, mostly as I was just not happy with scans from positives lately. The reality was I was pushing my bulbs way past their useful life, and after changing those out I can finally scan slide film properly. I've also dialed in my E-6 processing as well.
I had forgotten how fun chromes are and how good they can look. Here's a shot from a few weeks ago of some cool icicles - taken with my Pentax 67ii, 90-180mm f/5.6 lens, on Provia 100F and cropped square:
Police Line at a protest a few blocks from the Inaugural parade in Washington, D.C. on Friday.
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