soft focus landscape

**Marko Trebusak** · 27-Sep-2011, 12:56

Originally Posted by jp498

Marko; those are very nice composition; the low contrast winter time is great for soft focus.

Thanks! Winter time is great for everything, photography included. Especially if there is lots of snow and cold.

Cheers,
Marko

**Marko Trebusak** · 27-Sep-2011, 13:00

Originally Posted by edp

I concur. I like that a lot. Another of those "I wish I'd done that" images.

Thanks! I'm actually very pleased with it as well.

Cheers,
Marko

**bobpin** · 27-Sep-2011, 20:13

Originally Posted by Steve M Hostetter

I really like this Bob!

Thank you Steve

**SamReeves** · 27-Sep-2011, 22:28

Originally Posted by bobpin

Lancaster 380mm Meniscus wide open ~F7 with 810 ortho film processed with 510-pyro 1:500 13mins.

Nice!! That's getting the infrared halo without the infrared film.

**Marko Trebusak** · 28-Sep-2011, 04:30

Originally Posted by SamReeves

Nice!! That's getting the infrared halo without the infrared film.

Yes, that's one of the nice things about soft focus

. I like this image as well. Very nicely balanced.

Marko

**Stephane** · 7-Oct-2011, 12:28

One of the few waterfalls is Oslo...

**Marko Trebusak** · 8-Oct-2011, 07:19

Originally Posted by Stephane

One of the few waterfalls is Oslo...

Nice and dreamy. Very nice, Stephane.

Marko

**ImSoNegative** · 8-Oct-2011, 19:05

here is one i shot a couple of weeks back not sure if i posted it or not, shot with an old B&L lens wide open, burke and james 5x7 w/4x5 back

oak leaves by J. Golden, on Flickr

**stefan d** · 9-Oct-2011, 02:56

A path near Angkor Wat, Cambodia.
9" Struss Pictorial, 4x5" Kodak TriX

**Stephane** · 9-Oct-2011, 04:09

Oslo botanic garden

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