Lloyd
Active member
Nice set. Looks like a fun event in a great setting. Nicely captured.
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The Latest & Greatest Fun w/Digital M Images
- Thread starter Lloyd
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Nice set. Looks like a fun event in a great setting. Nicely captured.
shtarka1
Active member
Perfect tone,angles,lines & framing David! Always enjoyable!Here are some more San Francisco shots with the 24mm lux. I didn't have to go far for these, as this was just a stone's throw from the press room at the CTIA tradeshow.
shtarka1
Active member
Too Cool!:thumbup:Friday's post. M9 + cv 12mm.
Lloyd
Active member
The entire group of posts is great, Woody. This one takes my breath. :bugeyes:Two more from yesterday. M9 + 135 APO-Telyt.
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Mike Woods
New member
If I had to single something out from the last few pages, this would be it :thumbup:Friday's post. M9 + cv 12mm.
Mike
danlindberg
Well-known member
Plenty of fantastic images here. I would like to quote and comment on some, but I have not figured out how to quote a single image in a post. How do you do that?
This one I captured this afternoon, 20 minutes before sunset on may way home from a client. The M9 is not too shabby
By the way, what looks like sensordust is migrating birds!
This one I captured this afternoon, 20 minutes before sunset on may way home from a client. The M9 is not too shabby
By the way, what looks like sensordust is migrating birds!
simple and beautiful dan! :thumbup:Plenty of fantastic images here. I would like to quote and comment on some, but I have not figured out how to quote a single image in a post. How do you do that?
This one I captured this afternoon, 20 minutes before sunset on may way home from a client. The M9 is not too shabby
By the way, what looks like sensordust is migrating birds!
shtarka1
Active member
Love it!!!
Lloyd
Active member
+1. Add me to the list of admirers. I really like the composition, and the B/W is superb!
Woody Campbell
Workshop Member
Thanks for the feedback - I've selected it for yesterday's post.
Woody Campbell
Workshop Member
Well this one brings me up to date. Saturday's post. M9 + CV 12mm.
kuau
Workshop Member
Lloyd
Active member
A few more from Wyoming.
The sad reality of the emigrant trail:
M8, 28 Cron
The way West. (Behind me is Rattlesnake Pass. To my right is Devil's Gate, and to my left is the monument above. Though there were divergent trails westward, e.g., the Oregon Trail, California Trail, the Mormon Trail and the Pony Express, almost everyone had to pass through Rattlesnake Pass, so this portion of the trail was used by all. There are heavy wagon ruts to the side of the road, and a Pony Express station was located just behind and to the right of where I'm standing as I take this.)
M8, CV 75/2.5 Heliar
Since 1872 part of the Sun Ranch (still owned by the same family), horses graze in front of Devil's Gate, just as the Pony Express Riders horses did in this very pasture 150 years ago. The station here was just to the left of the image.
M8, CV 75/2.5 Heliar
The Sweetwater River, which flows through Devil's Gate, and into the North Platte River about 10 miles beyond. Here about 1/4 mile upstream from Devil's Gate.
M8, CV 75/2.5 Heliar
Part of the Rattlesnake Range, along the Sweetwater River, near Devil's Gate.
M8, CV 21/4
The sad reality of the emigrant trail:
M8, 28 Cron
The way West. (Behind me is Rattlesnake Pass. To my right is Devil's Gate, and to my left is the monument above. Though there were divergent trails westward, e.g., the Oregon Trail, California Trail, the Mormon Trail and the Pony Express, almost everyone had to pass through Rattlesnake Pass, so this portion of the trail was used by all. There are heavy wagon ruts to the side of the road, and a Pony Express station was located just behind and to the right of where I'm standing as I take this.)
M8, CV 75/2.5 Heliar
Since 1872 part of the Sun Ranch (still owned by the same family), horses graze in front of Devil's Gate, just as the Pony Express Riders horses did in this very pasture 150 years ago. The station here was just to the left of the image.
M8, CV 75/2.5 Heliar
The Sweetwater River, which flows through Devil's Gate, and into the North Platte River about 10 miles beyond. Here about 1/4 mile upstream from Devil's Gate.
M8, CV 75/2.5 Heliar
Part of the Rattlesnake Range, along the Sweetwater River, near Devil's Gate.
M8, CV 21/4
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shtarka1
Active member
These 3 are my favorites, rich in color,detail & history! Great set Lloyd!A few more from Wyoming.
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Since 1872 part of the Sun Ranch (still owned by the same family), horses graze in front of Devil's Gate, just as the Pony Express Riders horses did in this very pasture 150 years ago. The station here was just to the left of the image.
M8, CV 75/2.5 Heliar
The Sweetwater River, which flows through Devil's Gate, and into the North Platte River about 10 miles beyond. Here about 1/4 mile upstream from Devil's Gate.
M8, CV 75/2.5 Heliar
Part of the Rattlesnake Range, along the Sweetwater River, near Devil's Gate.
M8, CV 21/4
Don Libby
Well-known member
Many thanks to all of you who have commented on the bear. "Hungry Bear" might not have been the best of titles however we were at least 50 yards away from him while he was in the tree and you could hear him munching on the berries.
I never allowed the bear to get closer than a couple hundred feet and never felt threaten. You also have to remember I stand 6-9 and I was also standing on a hill looking down at where the bear was walking along the road so to him I was huge.
I do not advocate shooting wildlife with a rangefinder. The sole reason I wanted the 135 f/3.4 was for landscape - however I still had this trip in the back of by mind. I like to stretch the envelope to see just how much or how far I can go with my equipment.
Don
I never allowed the bear to get closer than a couple hundred feet and never felt threaten. You also have to remember I stand 6-9 and I was also standing on a hill looking down at where the bear was walking along the road so to him I was huge.
I do not advocate shooting wildlife with a rangefinder. The sole reason I wanted the 135 f/3.4 was for landscape - however I still had this trip in the back of by mind. I like to stretch the envelope to see just how much or how far I can go with my equipment.
Don
Don Libby
Well-known member
Great series! Gritty black and white street images at their best!1.
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M9, 21 Lux & M8.2, 50 Lux asph
Don Libby
Well-known member
Beautiful!A few more from Wyoming.
The sad reality of the emigrant trail:
M8, 28 Cron
The way West. (Behind me is Rattlesnake Pass. To my right is Devil's Gate, and to my left is the monument above. Though there were divergent trails westward, e.g., the Oregon Trail, California Trail, the Mormon Trail and the Pony Express, almost everyone had to pass through Rattlesnake Pass, so this portion of the trail was used by all. There are heavy wagon ruts to the side of the road, and a Pony Express station was located just behind and to the right of where I'm standing as I take this.)
M8, CV 75/2.5 Heliar
Since 1872 part of the Sun Ranch (still owned by the same family), horses graze in front of Devil's Gate, just as the Pony Express Riders horses did in this very pasture 150 years ago. The station here was just to the left of the image.
M8, CV 75/2.5 Heliar
The Sweetwater River, which flows through Devil's Gate, and into the North Platte River about 10 miles beyond. Here about 1/4 mile upstream from Devil's Gate.
M8, CV 75/2.5 Heliar
Part of the Rattlesnake Range, along the Sweetwater River, near Devil's Gate.
M8, CV 21/4
Don Libby
Well-known member
Woody - All I can say about this is WOW! Great capture.Outtake from Friday. M9 + DR Summicron.
Don