Nice composition with the statue and tree. What does fog do when it's freezing? To parallel what you said in the MF thread, we don't really get that much 'round here.
It does this:
And driving becomes a little treacherous!
h20man; love that last photo!
I went the beach this morning and my eyeballs hurt trying to keep them open long enough to finely focus the Rolleiflex. It wasn't because of sun but because of cold. I took along a regular DSLR too as I knew I wouldn't want to be changing film in such cold. The actual temperature was below 0f and there was some windchill exposure to add to the cold.
h2oman, on the first photo, leave it as is. Second, I love ice shots like that.
JP, that second shot is wonderful. I love the foreground rocks and snow in contrast. Well done.
Regards
Marty
Nice one love the mood , Vignette ? very soft and subtle onlyOriginally Posted by h2oman
We've had (freezing) fog a couple mornings this week. This image is from a historical cemetery in town. Image made with an Olympus digital camera, processed in Lightroom. Comments and critique welcome - to vignette or not vignette?
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It's cold here in Switzerland, but nothing like the north-east US!
Here's one from earlier this year;
Musée Unterlinden
Hasselblad H2, 35mm, Phase One P45+
Well done, David!
“You often feel tired, not because you've done too much, but because you've done too little of what sparks a light in you.”
― Alexander Den Heijer, Nothing You Don't Already Know
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Neat shot, David.
I love all the texture in the subject (I'm assuming that's not grain in the film).
- Leigh
If you believe you can, or you believe you can't... you're right.
Thanks, Peter & Leigh.
Leigh - it's the way the plaster has been applied that gives that particular texture. I think it photographs well, and would work well as a background in other kinds of photographs. I like it so much, that the walls of our apartment have been done in a similar way.
Happy New Year,
David
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