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[SamReeves]

And Sam, please forgive my near oversight of your beautiful image. I find it evocative and moving in a way that few photographs actually achieve, although we all try. And on a little tiny piece of film too! Congratulations on a real keeper, on many levels.
Best,
Larry

Thanks! Appreciate your comments.

[Jim collum]

Aptus 75s, Zeiss 110/2 Planar (shot wide open)

[jp]

That is nice Jim C!

[cjbroadbent]

Jim, What a pleasure this shot gives!

[Jeremy Moore]

platinum/palladium over watercolor.

[Jim Bradley]

On the way to work. Nikon D300 80-200

Jim

[sanking]

Two recent DSLR images from Maya ruins in the Yucatan.

Sandy King

[Daniel_Buck]

I don't shoot roll film very often, but here's a few 6x9's from my Zeiss Ikon folder My folk's back yard in Louisiana during a bit of rain

[Hoang]

I don't shoot roll film very often, but here's a few 6x9's from my Zeiss Ikon folder My folk's back yard in Louisiana during a bit of rain

Wow, really great atmosphere there! I can feel and hear the drizzle of the rain!

I was a little tired and lazy today (and had and still have a lot of homework to complete) so I just took a quick backlit shot of my guitar during the rain. It's shot with 35mm digital and a smc pentax-m 50mm f/1.7 lens. This was my first time trying out the smearing vaseline on the edges of your uv filter then sandwiching it with another uv filter trick. I think it worked out pretty interestingly. It not only seems to soften the edges but makes the lens more susceptible to flare but the pretty kind of contrast reducing flare rather than the green blobs normally associated with flare. And a confession, this was inspired by the many beautiful backlight yet soft and smooth photographs I've seen here



http://www.flickr.com/photos/hxpham/4287130092/

[Marko]

Speaking of rain, we got some today too...



Marko