Thanks for your comments. My father was a pretty good photographer in his day and had a huge influence on my work. I have several boxes of 35mm and glass plates from the war that I will scan and post the best in time.Originally Posted by RSalles
Thanks!
[IMG]nz mathieson by gtar1958, on Flickr[/IMG] Just about my favourite part of the world Nikon D800E
It's really not a problem. It's only at infinity, and you have to be ALL the way (or even past) the infinity mark on the lens. Coming off just a tad and it's fine.
This isn't a big deal to me because I'm usually shooting closer.
Gary, excellent mood. I like the layer of reeds (or whatever they are) along the shoreline.
View over a stone wall near Grasmere, England. Taken last year on iPhone 5s. Late twilight, hence the graininess, which I like.
Hi Scott , Reeds surround this lake in the south island of New Zealand i have not gone here with an LF camera yet , Although have shot with a 6x9 film camera 5 years before only to discover a transport problem that all but ruined my 6x9 shots , But with photoshop maybe? no better why Bother
Yucca flowers
5D, takumar 50
Nice one, Scott.
“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
Excellent!!Yucca flowers
5D, takumar 50
[IMG]GT01.1.11.Hello by gtar1958, on Flickr[/IMG] I promise from now on to to only post shots not suited to large format , so no more landscapes the most suited genre to LF Nikon D3 80 -200 zoom
Great portrait, but he could really use a shave. His beard is almost the same color as mine.[IMG]
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