What did you compose at Waters Edge?

[dperez]

Santa Monica Pier, CA
4x5 Arca-Swiss, 90mm Schneider Symmar-S f/8 lens, Fuji 160S QL. Slight crop, curves adjustment, noise reduction, and sharpening in CS3.

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[Heroique]

Santa Monica Pier, CA

One of my favorite posts this week. Well, this month.

I like the rainbow lines lower left; the purple triangle lower right; the hallucinogenic circle up above.

All the shapes are as fun as the colors.

[PaulRicciardi]

Whole plate

[Ramiro Elena]

I enjoyed your work in Perú Paul. Was that commisioned or personal?

[SamReeves]

Santa Monica Pier, CA
4x5 Arca-Swiss, 90mm Schneider Symmar-S f/8 lens, Fuji 160S QL. Slight crop, curves adjustment, noise reduction, and sharpening in CS3.

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Fantastic.

[PaulRicciardi]

I enjoyed your work in Perú Paul. Was that commisioned or personal?

Ramiro,
It was commissioned by an NGO who work with the Quechua. I spent roughly 3 months there splitting my time between two Quechua villages and a small town where the NGO had their headquarters.

Trying to get the photos all together into some kind of a book
-Paul

[Heroique]

Santa Monica Pier, CA

This carnival scene has all the lights switched on – but almost no people. Pretty spooky. Then it occurred to me that the exposure time might have been long enough to eliminate moving crowds (if they’re actually there); however, the appearance of the water & Ferris wheel suggest the exposure wasn’t that long. So I’m right back to “pretty spooky”! It’s a super image in many ways.

[Ken Kapinski]

Truly inspiring work from everybody. Hats off to you all. Here is an oldie of mine. From just outside Aspen Colorado. I call it "Babbling Brook"

Ken




Horseman 45FA, Fuji Velvia, and I think a Schneider 210 f5.6

[Ramiro Elena]

[SergeiR]

Xenar on 4x5 Acros 100


Untitled_Panorama3 by Sergei Rodionov, on Flickr