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Interesting textures.
From early this summer. Pelham Valley, TN on my drive home from work. Nikon n90s, 28-85 af nikkor, gold 200, dev at home, scanned at home on a kodak pakon f135+
That is a lot of 4x5's
A wonderful & moody print of one of my favourite mountain places too!
Very nice image!
Going back through some older photos while searching for a particular image. Gives me an excuse to share images I haven't before from around a decade ago.
Cloudland Canyon SP, Georgia. Kentmere 400, Leica M5 and either the vc 35/2.5 or canon serenar 50/1.8
Cloudland Canyon SP, Georgia. Kentmere 400, Leica M5 and either the vc 35/2.5 or canon serenar 50/1.8
Hovenweep. Sleeping Ute Mountain in the background (SW Colorado). From Wikipedia, "He was a great Warrior God who fell asleep from wounds in a great battle with the Evil ones". Mamiya 7II, Acros 100, 65mm, orange filter plus grad split ND filter.
I posted this image above in B&W. This was same location, same day but with an FT2, 50/1.4 and xtra 400 film
Excellent. A great moment. And it looks like you are working that lens to its max!
Thank You. Yes, Jay Dusard used the Rodenstock Grandagon 90 which showed some vignetting.... I went for the SA XL 90.
I posted this image above in B&W. This was same location, same day but with an FT2, 50/1.4 and xtra 400 film
Lovely photo.
XTRA 400 always have a little bit magenta.
Beautiful composition and great range. Nicely done Film4Me.
@Dave. Thanks for the compliment. Hours went into perfecting it before even getting to the sunbeams, then the fun started, getting the beams right. I tried about four variations before finally settling on what you see there in the image. The original beams were faint and mainly glowing down the center just left of the tree as you look at the pic.
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I like it! Nicely done. Kudos.
@Sirious. Thanks. What caught my eye was the numerous different cloud types. It was amazing how they all gathered in the one location at viewfinder width posing for me to take the shot. The dark semicircular cloud at top center was exactly how it was, except I ended up cropping it at the top after critiquing the finished image over days viewing it a picture frame. The original image wasn't much at all in the beginning, it did need a lot of levels adjustment etc, and a little cloning, but I got there. Them came the sunbeams and I taught myself how to use Photoshop on that one.
Thank you and I too, always get a bit of magenta from it as well.
And a very similar view as above, except at dusk. Nice soft light careening across the high desert.
The Great Chief El Capitan:
5x7 Ilford FP4+ contact printed on Ilford Satin VCRC at grade 2½.
Your B&W presentation looks great Jon. Nice soft grey hues in the mountains.
Thank you! I prefer B&W so felt compelled to do a B&W conversion of the file.
Somewhere in Moore County, TN last year. Adox chs II. Forget the camera, probably eos 55 and kit 28-80 w/ yellow filter
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