report: Tonopah Temptation Workshop May 2011

[ghostcount]

Great shots Jim!

Eddie, where are those cloud shots?

Ugh... I'm back at work and already wishing to be home to develop film.

[eddie]

Eddie, where are those cloud shots?

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U missed them! No show for you.....

[Jim Graves]

A few more shots: #1 Night shot of derrick ... long exposure in wind, so a little fuzzy, # 2,3, & 4 are 4x5 pinholes in Goldfield.

[Jim Galli]

Awesome stuff Jim. Love the pinholes. All my negs have pinholes.

Here's the shot of Eddie I did with the 24" Ed. Liesegang branded Euryscop;

A very sweet lens. Sour subject.

Keep 'em comin. I've got a bunch to get scanned and posted.

[Jim Graves]

Thanks, Jim ... very serious looking Eddie pic ... had you just quoted him a price on the Euryscop?

I did apparently leave about five 8x10 holders somewhere in Tonopah ... all taken the first day at the Mining Park ... so if any participants find some extra holders in their trunk when they get home, let me know.

[Jim Galli]

Thanks, Jim ... very serious looking Eddie pic ... had you just quoted him a price on the Euryscop?

No, if I had done that, the bird would be flying.......

[eddie]

A very sweet lens. Sour subject.

bite me!

so if any participants find some extra holders in their trunk when they get home, let me know.

ask galli where his extension rail is......jim graves had a bunch of wooden camera parts....ask him! why is everyone asking me?

No, if I had done that, the bird would be flying.......

it is flying, cant you see it?

keep em coming fellas.....

[eddie]

A very sweet lens.

too sharp for me! i am looking for softer stuff....you know the stuff galli is afraid to shoot.....see this video......seems like galli is shooting f6.3 or f8 at the widest.....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlmIM5700wE&NR=1

eddie

[ghostcount]

... very serious looking Eddie pic ...

Maybe it was before Glen got drunk.

[Jim Graves]

Here're three more ... # 1 is a softie for Eddie ... a wide open 14 1/2" Verito of the Window/curtains/cycle in Goldfield and, #2 & 3 are sharp 8x10s shot with a 360mm APO Ronar: