Oregon Workshop Images

[Vivek]

Yes, guys, this is the Hanpresso in the picnic travel kit (cups, thermos, coffee pods, napkins, custom case.) It makes great espresso - all you need is some hot water. Ordered it online from the maker. Do a Google search for Handpresso.

Awesome! Thanks Brad!

I love coffee and I am going to take a look today. It lists for 99 euro in many shops in the Hague.

 

[KETCH ROSSI]

Again, great shots!

 

[Guy Mancuso]

Okay I went a little crazy with the color editor and processing. I was a very bad boy on a couple of these . They are out there hanging off a cliff as far as processing. The rest are pretty standard and the last 2 are from the GF1 the rest from my P30+

Sick person behind the controls

Went infared

Still a little nuts

Calming effect

GF1 just could not decide 7-14mm lens

 

[Terry]

I pulled out the Zeiss 135 f1.8 lens and decided to play with "details" at the boat yard for part of the afternoon.

Here are a few....

I invited Guy to breakfast this morning.... :angel:

 

[Jack]

A few with the Phase P45+ and the 28mm lens from yesterday at Port Orford:

 

[Terry]

Next up....The A900 and 135 combo does a very nice job with portraits....and this didn't crack the lens. Actually, I take it as a high compliment that Jack wants a copy of it.

 

[Jack]

Here is my version of the old pier pilings:

And then in B&W:

 

[Terry]

Finally,
Last couple from yesterday before I start on the processing of shots from this morning

The full color version - this is not a sepia toned shot

Converted to B&W

Charlie working his Alpa

 

[Jack]

Next up....The A900 and 135 combo does a very nice job with portraits....and this didn't crack the lens. Actually, I take it as a high compliment that Jack wants a copy of it.

That's two of us surprised the lens didn't crack... Seriously, I don't photograph very well and this shot from Terry is as good as I get :thumbs:

 

[Terry]

Jack,
I completely missed the stop sign at the crane. Love it.

 

[Bob]

Melisa, our waitress, came around the next morning for a short shoot.

-bob

 

[Diane B]

Next up....The A900 and 135 combo does a very nice job with portraits....and this didn't crack the lens. Actually, I take it as a high compliment that Jack wants a copy of it.

I like it a lot--very nice combo---and pretty decent subject--all things considered

 

[Ben Tanner]

Great stuff!!! Keep them coming. Anyone working with the M9? Ben

 

[Diane B]

Finally,
Last couple from yesterday before I start on the processing of shots from this morning

The full color version - this is not a sepia toned shot

Really really like the first.

 

[Vivek]

Lovely images, all. Thanks for the treat.

Oregon coast is sublime.

 

[Jack]

Jack,
I completely missed the stop sign at the crane. Love it.

--- that was kind of the point of the image!

 

[Diane B]

Tired of typing--they are all terrific. I am finding the different shooter's take on the various subject interesting--just as I did for the last workshop.

 

[Guy Mancuso]

Great stuff!!! Keep them coming. Anyone working with the M9? Ben

Actually yes . Brad shot the M9 the whole time pretty much . His never showed up from his dealer. Also Mike shot a lot with his as well. Both of them have gone home already though . Today i handed the M9 and 3 lenses to a new Leica dealer Dave Gallager from Capture Integration. That is correct CI is now a leica dealer as of yesterday. So Dave is spending some quality time working with the M9 and yes you can start placing orders folks, that includes the S2 as well.

 

[bensonga]

Today is a all day shooting day with a special report coming on a very unique camera back. This report you just got to see

Got your hands on the Phase One Achromatic Plus back? Nothing in this world could be more unique....so that must be it, right? :thumbs:

Gary

 

[Guy Mancuso]

Doug and Jack tested it yesterday and Doug is continuing to test it today. Hopefully full report coming on both sites soon.