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Fun with MF images 2022

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vieri

vieri

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Good morning everyone! I always loved B&W and created some of my most exhibited work with it, but lately I have been shooting even more in B&W, something that suits my mood and vision much better, these days.

Here are four B&W shots from the Faroe Islands:


Phase One IQ4 XT- Rodenstock HR 90mm


Phase One IQ4 XT- Rodenstock HR 23mm


Phase One IQ4 XT- Rodenstock HR 23mm


Phase One IQ4 XT- Rodenstock HR 23mm

Thank you for viewing and commenting, best regards

Vieri
 
drunkenspyder

drunkenspyder

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f6cvalkyrie said:
Beautiful image ! But how did you get to 23 images ? that does not correspond to 3 rows of 7 or 4 rows of 6
Stay safe,
Rafael
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Thanks Rafael. I actually took 24 (3 rows of 8) and tossed one for which I had sufficient overlap and contained some people/objects that would have been difficult to remove.
 
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Landscapelover

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vieri said:
Good morning everyone! I always loved B&W and created some of my most exhibited work with it, but lately I have been shooting even more in B&W, something that suits my mood and vision much better, these days.

Here are four B&W shots from the Faroe Islands:


Phase One IQ4 XT- Rodenstock HR 90mm


Phase One IQ4 XT- Rodenstock HR 23mm


Phase One IQ4 XT- Rodenstock HR 23mm


Phase One IQ4 XT- Rodenstock HR 23mm

Thank you for viewing and commenting, best regards

Vieri
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So beautiful Vieri!
Thanks for sharing!
Pramote
 
MGrayson

MGrayson

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I've been getting too OT in the Behind the Scenes thread. I was shooting macros, and the question was asked "Where's Soup?" Well, he wouldn't miss the Macro fun for anything.
Leica S3, S 120/2.5 wide open and at close focus. And cropped. A bit. Oh, and hand-held!



Matt
 
drunkenspyder

drunkenspyder

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JeffK said:
security let you hang around for hours to do a 23/24 image stitch? Did you get a permit for that?
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No, I was on the plaza for several minutes. The folks at WTC asked me not to photograph on their property, so I moved into the “street.” From there, I did the hub until a very polite NYPD officer pulled up and told me that tripods weren’t permitted on the plaza; he graciously let me finish the pano.
 
Ray Harrison

Ray Harrison

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MGrayson said:
I've been getting too OT in the Behind the Scenes thread. I was shooting macros, and the question was asked "Where's Soup?" Well, he wouldn't miss the Macro fun for anything.
Leica S3, S 120/2.5 wide open and at close focus. And cropped. A bit. Oh, and hand-held!



Matt
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Excellent! I myself was wondering after Soup just recently.
 
Ray Harrison

Ray Harrison

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drunkenspyder said:
The open air train shed at Denver's Union Station.
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Two image stitch. Phase XT | IQ4.150 | Rodie 32 | .8s | f/11 | ISO 100
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Very nice! I'm curious. Did you have to get a permit or go through any process to be able to shoot here? I'm assuming so but I've never found clear guidance on what it would be (part seems to be RTD, the other seems to be the owners of the station building as well). Part of it seems to be around whether you're doing something commercially of course.
 
drunkenspyder

drunkenspyder

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Ray Harrison said:
Very nice! I'm curious. Did you have to get a permit or go through any process to be able to shoot here? I'm assuming so but I've never found clear guidance on what it would be (part seems to be RTD, the other seems to be the owners of the station building as well). Part of it seems to be around whether you're doing something commercially of course.
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No permit required. Station and Amtrak personnel were very convivial.
 
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