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Fun with MF images - ARCHIVED - FOR VIEWING ONLY

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gurtch

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Pentax 645 Images

Now that we are finally back home after Sandy, I am looking at some images I made last winter. These are from February on Long Beach Island, NJ. Awsome skies. Pentax 645D and 45-85 FA lens.
Dave
 
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Grayhand

Grayhand

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Old shot from France, Les Landes.
From the sand dunes at the Atlantic beaches.
Late evening.

RZll, 140mm M-L/A, P45,

Ray

 
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Scott Tansey

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Hello All,

Leica recently posted my work with an S2 on a couple of their blogs. Scott Tansey: A Profoundly Panoramic Vision of the World, Part 1 « The Leica Camera and Scott Tansey: A Profoundly Panoramic Vision of the World Part 2 « The Leica Camera. Hope you enjoy the images and the words.

Scott
 
Wayne Fox

Wayne Fox

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Finally managed to get to Bryce during the window where Thor's Hammer is above the horizon when the sun rises. The path is pretty steep and as the sun moves south you move up the path. This means you can only get this shot for a few weeks each summer near the summer solstice. A little challenging, this is using 2 Tiffen Glass Grad ND filters, a 2 stop soft and a 3 stop hard. In post processing I dodged the top of the hammer and rocks to the left and right to remove the darkness from the filters (sometimes this is easier to do than blending in PS later).


ArcaSwiss Rm3di/IQ180, Rodenstock 70mm, 1/4 sec at f/16, ISO 35. About 8mm of shift. (8 shot stitch).
 
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Mark Gowin

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I can see them on my iPad and although I posted the images, they do not reside on my iPad and I am not logged into my hosting service. Therefore, I believe the image links are working. Hopefully, others will chime in because I need to know if I am having a problem with service.
 
Bill Caulfeild-Browne

Bill Caulfeild-Browne

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Mark Gowin said:
I can see them on my iPad and although I posted the images, they do not reside on my iPad and I am not logged into my hosting service. Therefore, I believe the image links are working. Hopefully, others will chime in because I need to know if I am having a problem with service.
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I can see them fine - Safari, on my Mac.
Bill
 
Grayhand

Grayhand

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One more, just for Bill CB :salute:

That evening on the beaches at the Atlantic sea was in some way a revelation for me regarding light and the intimate landscape.
I have some times thought about going back just to do a larger series of photos on this theme.
One day..

The same set up as the previous photo.

Ray

 
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tsjanik

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Grayhand said:
One more, just for Bill CB :salute:

That evening on the beaches at the Atlantic sea was in some way a revelation for me regarding light and the intimate landscape.
I have some times thought about going back just to do a larger series of photos on this theme.
One day..

The same set up as the previous photo.

Ray
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Ray, there is something special about the light at the water's edge. Here is a shot I like very much, taken during the fall on a Lake Erie beach. Most of the plants seen are milkweed, very important to Monarch butterflies, since it supplies their poisonous defense.

Tom

 
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