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Fun with MF images 2024

Ed Hurst

Ed Hurst

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This time, it's Barrowby Church (a village a couple of miles away from Grantham, where the larger church is - posted above).

GFX100S with Laowa 15mm lens and 10mm shift.

N.B. After taking this, I put my drone up and took some moody images of the church through the thicker, swirling fog. But obviously I can't post them on this forum! The wider collection, in case anyone's interested, is here: Barrowby Church

Barrowby Church on a misty morning by Ed Hurst, on Flickr
 
MGrayson

MGrayson

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Ed Hurst said:
This time, it's Barrowby Church (a village a couple of miles away from Grantham, where the larger church is - posted above).

GFX100S with Laowa 15mm lens and 10mm shift.

N.B. After taking this, I put my drone up and took some moody images of the church through the thicker, swirling fog. But obviously I can't post them on this forum! The wider collection, in case anyone's interested, is here: Barrowby Church

Barrowby Church on a misty morning by Ed Hurst, on Flickr
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Beautiful drone set, Ed. It's a good thing drone use is severely restricted where I live, or the temptation would be too great.
Matt
 
MGrayson

MGrayson

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Ever seen the book "New York Vertical" by Horst Hamann? It's a really tempting format in the city. I think the author used 6x17 film, so no perspective corrections. This is with a shift lens, so not the same. It's also a tough format for computer monitors. Click through for different sizes or more detail.

X2D, Mamiya 645 50mm shift @ f/11, 1/180 sec, ISO 200



Matt (B&W extreme conversion artifacts against the sky. Ugh!)
 
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lookbook

lookbook

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MGrayson said:
Ever seen the book "New York Vertical" by Horst Hamann? It's a really tempting format in the city. I think the author used 6x17 film, so no perspective corrections. This is with a shift lens, so not the same. It's also a tough format for computer monitors. Click through for different sizes or more detail.

X2D, Mamiya 645 50mm shift @ f/11.



Matt (B&W extreme conversion artifacts against the sky. Ugh!)
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... this could be in the area where your dentist practices?! : )
 
MGrayson

MGrayson

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lookbook said:
... this could be in the area where your dentist practices?! : )
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Actually, I was visiting my brother-in-law in his new studio south of the Brooklyn Bridge. Same subway stop, though :). This was from the cafe in his building (the UFO's have left, their mission presumably completed.) Apologies for posting this here. It was NOT with a 50mm shift lens. This is an iPhone pic on ultra-wide, 13mm FF FoV.
 
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lookbook

lookbook

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MGrayson said:
Actually, I was visiting my brother-in-law in his new studio south of the Brooklyn Bridge. Same subway stop, though :). This was from the cafe in his building (the UFO's have left, their mission presumably completed.) Apologies for posting this here. It was NOT with a 50mm shift lens. This is an iPhone pic on ultra-wide, 13mm FF FoV.
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... it's very good of you to post the photo here Matt - the photo is very good!!
I assume the UFO disappeared because they felt they were being watched ...
by the way, the phone learnt a lot from your hasselblad - or was it the other way round?
: )
have a nice weekend ...
 
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