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[stawastawa]

A couple of years ago...

Hovering Cloud
Near Jackson, Wyoming
D800e, 24-70mm lens

What a marvelous cloud Dennis. And I dig the trees too.

[tuco]

Tuco,
I'll have to say the more open and broader second image is my favorite. I feel more at ease and able to settle in and 'be' in that image. To imagine myself under the harvest moon with fingers digging into the sand. The stars elicit a small smile in me too.
No so in the first image looking down.

Thanks. I'm pleased you like it.

[DennisD]

What a marvelous cloud Dennis. And I dig the trees too.

Nicholas,

Thank you for commenting.
It's one of those images that really needs B&W.

Dennis

[DennisD]

Sea Stacks, Bandon, Oregon


Bandon Beach, OR by tuco, on Flickr

Tuco,
Wonderful composition with nice depth..
The color is great and the water with interrupted reflections provides a feeling of movement.

[tuco]

Tuco,
Wonderful composition with nice depth..
The color is great and the water with interrupted reflections provides a feeling of movement.

Thanks. Your low hanging cloud says more each time I see it.

[Scott Schroeder]

Old photo. I believe Canon a1 delta 100, Pyro




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[chrism]

Today I did the last film in my push-pull experiments with XP2. It did very well at ISO 100. Nice negatives to scan, with contrast easily added back.

K2, 2/55, XP2, ISO 100, HC-110, X1 scans.

Bayhead 1865 by chrism229, on Flickr


Mooring Lines by chrism229, on Flickr

[goamules]

I bought a Canon A-1 with the 50/1.4 (and a 500mm mirror lens) for $30 this weekend. Ran a roll though, everything works fine, like the day it was made 35 odd years ago. Amazing how cheap fun can be today.

[Peter De Smidt]

The photo of the pooch is especially fine.

[chassis]

I bought a Canon A-1 with the 50/1.4 (and a 500mm mirror lens) for $30 this weekend. Ran a roll though, everything works fine, like the day it was made 35 odd years ago. Amazing how cheap fun can be today.

Great work with the 35mm Garrett! Both images are well done.