eleanorbrown
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Very nice Kurt....this one in particular I feel as though I can walk right into the image scene....I get a "being there" feeling about it. eleanor
A few with the Noctilux ...
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The Latest & Greatest Fun w/Digital M Images
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eleanorbrown
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Daniel I just looked at your web site...the water images just take my breath away...wonderful surreal feeling. what lens are you shooting these with....looks super wide? eleanor
eleanorbrown
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Don, yes I'm shooting the monotones in RAW then converting in C1. I've listened to the Luminous Landscape video tutorials on C1 with Walter (with Phase One) and Michael Reichmann and have learned some things that have helped me with RAW processing in C1 (how to pull out more shadow detail for one thing)...On these 3 monotone images think I used the Panchromatic style on all three which was a good starting point. eleanor
Then the monotones - are you shooting RAW then converting?
Then the monotones - are you shooting RAW then converting?
KurtKamka
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Thanks Don.
Thanks Eleanor ... it's the Noctilux stopped down. Although I'll only admit to it this one time, I have stopped the lens down to f5.6 once or twice just to see if it would function at that setting.
Very nice images with the M9 and that other pixel machine you are carrying.
Thanks, Steve.
Thanks Eleanor ... it's the Noctilux stopped down. Although I'll only admit to it this one time, I have stopped the lens down to f5.6 once or twice just to see if it would function at that setting.
Very nice images with the M9 and that other pixel machine you are carrying.Thanks, Steve.
endre novak
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m8, cv 35
Lloyd
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Excellent composition and use of DOF, Endre.:salute:m8, cv 35
ashwinrao1
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Wow, Endre, I love the rendering and sharp/unsharp transition. Looks almost noctilux-like! Wonderful work!m8, cv 35
ashwinrao1
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ashwinrao1
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Woooo, ghostly and mysterious...almost David Lynchian, Lloyd. I was thinking of you as I headed back home through Salt Lake City last night! Sunset over the great Salt Lake was beautiful!Mimi left the house at 5:45am this morning, and pulled into the driveway at 9:25pm tonight. About 10 minutes later, I looked out and she was still sitting in her car sending composing an email to a co-worker. Just another typical day!
I went out and shot this through the car window. The only light is from the screen of her phone.
M8, Nocti 1.0 @ f1,0, 1/4 sec, ISO 2500:
ashwinrao1
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Outstanding, Mark!!!Buddy Nate Sutter of Duncan YoYos. Still working on the levels...
ashwinrao1
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Eleanor, this one has a Ansel-like quality, and really is amazing!!!!
ashwinrao1
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Outstanding, Matt. Think I may have seen this guy down there at some point!A couple more from the Pike Place Market. Cheers, Matt
1. M9; 75mm f/2; 1/1500s @ f/2.8; ISO 160
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eleanorbrown
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Many thanks Ashwin...I realizer I probably sound redundant, but I continue to be amazed at the quality that comes from the very tiny M lenses! Eleanor
Lloyd
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Great stuff, Daniel. You certainly have impressive range as a photographer.A couple of candids with the ZM 50mm C-Sonnar, near MFD and wide open.
Love this one Kurt. Hey, I saw you were testing the Hassey... and posted some very nice shots. Did you give in to temptation?A few with the Noctilux ...
Lloyd
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Thanks Ashwin. I know what you mean about those sunsets there. I've wanted for some time to arrange a flight to shoot the sunset from the air. All that water in the wetlands around the lake proper makes for some interesting, and colorful reflections.
m_driscoll
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Steve: Thanks, my friend!
Eleanor: For what it's worth, i don't use one. Wonder if David has one?
Endre: Thank you!
Endre: Nice image! I like the tone and the vignetting. Very "atmospheric". :thumbup:
m8, CV35
Mark: Nice capture. Thanks for posting. :thumbup:Buddy Nate Sutter of Duncan YoYos. Still working on the levels...
Mike: Thank you!
Cheers, Matt
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m_driscoll
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Beautiiful B&W shots eleanor
Eleanor: +1 x's 5, what they said. The tone of the B&W's perfect for the subjects. I really like the framing of the colorchorse photo. There's a sense that the horses go on and on. The low horizon in the first landscape and the beautiful clouds are excellent. :thumbs:
Cheers, Matt
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m_driscoll
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Daniel: Nice captures. I like this first one. Caught the moment. :thumbup:A couple of candids with the ZM 50mm C-Sonnar, near MFD and wide open.
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A few with the Noctilux ...
Kurt: I really like these two. Simple and elegant. :thumbup:One more, a little softer and in color.
Kurt
Don: Thanks!
I just googled Denver Pyle. He does. Endre: Great detail, tone, and focus! :thumbup:m8, cv 35
Ashwin: Thanks.
He's a fixture at the market. I've photographed him numerous times. A lot of slightly dirty looks.Cheers, Matt
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