post "in Galli style"

[Jim Noel]

It's almost unfair for you to have so may wonderful old lenses and some 8x10 Panatomic X. Great work once again.

[jp]

Looks good Jim, all the cool cars are in for the winter up here.

[Jim Galli]

It's almost unfair for you to have so may wonderful old lenses and some 8x10 Panatomic X. Great work once again.

Looks good Jim, all the cool cars are in for the winter up here.

Thanks!

[andreios]

Indeed, Jim, this is very, very nice!

[Jim Fitzgerald]

Well, not cars but some bizarre trees in Trinidad. Hope this qualifies! As always scanned 8x10 carbon transfer prints.

[scheinfluger_77]

Well, not cars but some bizarre trees in Trinidad. Hope this qualifies! As always scanned 8x10 carbon transfer prints.

Jim, both are great, #2 is stunning. It's what photography is all about.
Steve

[jp]

Those look good Jim; I prefer the first. Is it done with a kodak 305 portrait? I'll get back to cars in May or so.

[Jim Galli]

Well, not cars but some bizarre trees in Trinidad. Hope this qualifies! As always scanned 8x10 carbon transfer prints.

Wow, those jump off the page at you. Very beautiful.

[Jim Fitzgerald]

Thanks all! It is all about the light.... right. Yes, my Kodak 305 Portrait lens. It has a wonderful signature. This is an awesome place to shoot late in the day. Thanks Vaughn! BTW, posted these in the Tree image thread as well.

[Jim Galli]

sad eye ford '38

Pinkham Bi-Quality lens wide open