safe haven for tiny formats

[Donald Miller]

I like the first uavplane. Wonderful use of perspective.

[Roger Thoms]

My backyard about an hour ago—it's still snowing...

Here's my front yard of my house near Flag from a 2006. Your shot reminding me of this one.

Roger

[al olson]

Some more train photos. The first three are of the Cumbres & Toltec. They are 35mm on HIE with a Nikon F100 and 28-300mm zoom.










The following photo is on MACO 820 IR with a Bronica and 80mm lens.

[al olson]

One more train photo. This one again is the Cumbress & Toltec, but it is on Ektachrome EIR with a G filter and a 10 cc cyan filter.

[Donald Miller]

Hi Al, Very nice images. I particularly like the first in your series.

[al olson]

Hi Al, Very nice images. I particularly like the first in your series.

Thank you, Donald, for your nice comment.

[SamReeves]

Some more train photos. The first three are of the Cumbres & Toltec. They are 35mm on HIE with a Nikon F100 and 28-300mm zoom.

Looks great Al! I loved using HIE on railroad subjects when the film was still available.

[al olson]

Looks great Al! I loved using HIE on railroad subjects when the film was still available.

I still have some available.

About 20 sheets of HSI, two rolls of HIE, and one roll (just loaded it into the camera) of EIR. I have six cyan cc filters (5, 10, ..., 50) to play with for this roll and then I will have no further use for them.

[Steve M Hostetter]

rough times,

nikon d5000 180mm 2.8

[goamules]

Zoey, our whippet. Canon P, 50mm F1.5 Serenar (Sonnar type)