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Fun with MF images - ARCHIVED - FOR VIEWING ONLY

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etrump

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Want back to Acadia to shoot the sunrise from Cadillac Mountain. Unfortunately the peak was in the clouds so I hurried down to otter cliffs. Shot waves until this one came in and soaked me.

Cambo RS, IQ180, HR32, two shot stitch

 
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macoberly

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Great Image. I've been there before but I've never been able to make the trip with my camera equipment. Maybe someday.

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Charles Wood said:
Here is another Utah image. Wildflowers at sunrise in the upper meadows of Mt. Timpanogos, from the Timponeeke Trail. Pentax 645D, 55mm, F22, three frame vertical stitch with a bit of dodging.
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Jungles in Singapore?

Well, not quite...we are mainly an urban landscape...but what do you guys think? HDR or not?

I do admit, the HDR is not tweaked well...but here it goes...the HDR, H3D-39 with HCD4/28.



and the non-HDR



and a bit more discussion at my blog entry.
 
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aboudd

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Too cute alert

I thought I would inject a little humanity into this thread of great landscapes and scenics.

By the way Ed, the Otter cliffs photograph is absolutely magnificent. I tried to catch the sunrise one summer on Cadillac and I was punked by heavy cloud cover. A truly brilliant image.

I was out working on my monument project when I spotted this two cuties posing for their Dad at the feet of the Teddy Roosevelt statue here in D.C. The juxtaposition leveled me.

Pentax 645D 150 3.5
 
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fotografz

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Re: Too cute alert

aboudd said:
I thought I would inject a little humanity into this thread of great landscapes and scenics.

By the way Ed, the Otter cliffs photograph is absolutely magnificent. I tried to catch the sunrise one summer on Cadillac and I was punked by heavy cloud cover. A truly brilliant image.

I was out working on my monument project when I spotted this two cuties posing for their Dad at the feet of the Teddy Roosevelt statue here in D.C. The juxtaposition leveled me.

Pentax 645D 150 3.5
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Magic shot!!! Love it.

=Marc
 
etrump

etrump

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Wayne Fox said:
Hunting for aspen golds last night ... some small patches but still a few days away. Did find this nice stand of aspen trunks ... this is Alpine Loop in Utah on the Sundance side


PhaseDF/IQ180 with 75-150 at 125mm, f/11, 1.3 seconds, ISO 35 (3 shot focus stack)
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Awesome!!!
 
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Carboat

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Since this thread is about fun, a little abuse of tilts and swings ....

P45+/CamboWide RS/70mm Rode w tilt lens panel
 
Wayne Fox

Wayne Fox

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Reds from this fall in Utah certainly seem better than I remember for some time. They are quickly fading, and the aspens are coming on strong. Here's another one I like. Phase DF/IQ180, 75-150 at 135, 1 sec at f/11, ISO 200. (Not quite done with post on this shot, still a few things to touch up before printing).

 
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