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Fun with MF images - ARCHIVED - FOR VIEWING ONLY
- Thread starter Guy Mancuso
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Perfection !Portland Japanese Garden - yes, that tree ... snuck out this afternoon to see what it looked like with the intention of shooting it tomorrow with the Alpa. I got dumped on with rain and the canopy was getting sparse so it looks like I'll have to live with this one for this year.
IQ160 645DF 35mm 1.6s f/14
Wayne Fox
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Fantastic ... think this is my favorite image of this tree (which is on my bucket list for next year).Portland Japanese Garden - yes, that tree ... snuck out this afternoon to see what it looked like with the intention of shooting it tomorrow with the Alpa. I got dumped on with rain and the canopy was getting sparse so it looks like I'll have to live with this one for this year.
IQ160 645DF 35mm 1.6s f/14
GrahamWelland
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Thank you everyone for the kind comments regarding the Maple Tree. I went back again this afternoon with my tech camera but it's never quite the same twice. The rain really added to the vibrancy of the colors - something that I didn't have today.
Ed - your fabulously rich Mill shots motivated me to get out because I HAD to get some bold color this fall after being skunked on two trips recently.
Ed - your fabulously rich Mill shots motivated me to get out because I HAD to get some bold color this fall after being skunked on two trips recently.
etrump
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Glad to help!
Every nature photog would love to get such a lovely image of "that tree". Vintage Arkansas view, I'm a sucker for backlit foliage:
Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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Graham, that tree is a classic. Congratulations!
Bill
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wentbackward
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rwphoto - gorgeous, really very nice!
Graham that is stunning! Love it to bits.
Landscapelover
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So beautiful!!! I wish I were there.Glad to help!
Vintage Arkansas view, I'm a sucker for backlit foliage:
Landscapelover
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Sunset at Garden of The Gods, Colorado Springs, CO
PhaseOne DF with IQ 180
55mm LS
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Graham Mitchell
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A camel farmer I caught just before the light died. I'll have to back there earlier next time. Maybe I'll bring him a new T shirt
Ben Rubinstein
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I wouldn't bother, I once did a day trip on a camel, had to burn my trousers after, couldn't get the stink out of them. I assume he has nice clothes at home but his wife refuses to let him wear them when working with the camels as she fed up trying to get the stink out!A camel farmer I caught just before the light died. I'll have to back there earlier next time. Maybe I'll bring him a new T shirt
A camel farmer I caught just before the light died. I'll have to back there earlier next time. Maybe I'll bring him a new T shirt
Great image and a striking face. I wonder if he's as old as he appears or if his environment has weathered his appearance. A new T-shirt seems like a good idea, smell notwithstanding. Mine always wear out at the collar, never like his.
Thank you Graham! I really like that one and it is also a nice contrast to have a non-landscape image here.A camel farmer I caught just before the light died. I'll have to back there earlier next time. Maybe I'll bring him a new T shirt
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