Fun with MF images 2025

[Ed Hurst]

Thanks Ed. Yeah, good observation. I had an odd hazy sky that morning, but some severe lens flare up there I struggled to remove without mucking too much up. I’ll give it another go. Appreciate that.

Hope it wasn't presumptuous of me to point it out. I really meant it helpfully, as the shot's amazing in every other way!

 

[drunkenspyder]

Hope it wasn't presumptuous of me to point it out. I really meant it helpfully, as the shot's amazing in every other way!

Not at all! I appreciate that observation. I knew something felt incomplete, but I had gotten too immersed in the deeper canyon portion to recognize it. This helps me have a place to start/go back to. And it will probably be helpful to print it out and look at it upside down for a while. The flare problem is also still apparent in a few areas. But now I have something specific to tackle. All good!

 

[Ed Hurst]

Every image is a project, experienced uniquely by every viewer, and the project is never over...

 

[drunkenspyder]

Every image is a project, experienced uniquely by every viewer, and the project is never over...

Ain't that the truth!

 

[tenmangu81]

Bordeaux, France : in Saint André Cathedral




Hasselblad X1D II + XCD45P @ 6400 ISO - f/4 - 1/13 s (no tripod, no IBIS....)​

 

[mristuccia]

Something a bit different.
Berlin, underground bicycle parking at Potsdamer Platz.


907x + CFV-100c | XCD 45p | Hand-held at f8 / ISO 12800

 

[MGrayson]

Trees, with, uh, branches, I guess...
X2D, XCD 25V


Matt

 

[gcap]

Phase One XF IQ3 100, SK 55mm:

Peloponnese, Kalogria

 

[LightCatcher]

Melanie
Leica S 2 + Pentax 67 2,4/105

 

[anyone]

Denmark



907x CFV100c, XCD45p

 

[tsjanik]

I am working on some images for a joint show about National Parks. Attached is one from Canyonlands. I like it, but I am not certain it will appeal broadly. In late November, there is a dusting of snow.
645Z, 80-160mm

 

[Shashin]

I am working on some images for a joint show about National Parks. Attached is one from Canyonlands. I like it, but I am not certain it will appeal broadly. In late November, there is a dusting of snow.
645Z, 80-160mmView attachment 220945

What do you want to show? While you should critically edit your images for an audience and narrative, you also want to say something interesting and bring your own vision to the project. Personally, I like this image because it breaks a preconceived image of the West. I would never choose an image to please a certain kind of person--why go to an exhibition of images I have seen before?

 

[Pieter 12]

I am working on some images for a joint show about National Parks. Attached is one from Canyonlands. I like it, but I am not certain it will appeal broadly. In late November, there is a dusting of snow.
645Z, 80-160mmView attachment 220945

Calendar images appeal to broad audiences. Do your own thing.

 

[tsjanik]

What do you want to show? While you should critically edit your images for an audience and narrative, you also want to say something interesting and bring your own vision to the project. Personally, I like this image because it breaks a preconceived image of the West. I would never choose an image to please a certain kind of person--why go to an exhibition of images I have seen before?

Thanks Will, you bring out some good points, as you often do.
Tom

 

[TimG]

X2D 90 V (2 exposure blend)

 

[AlexeyDanilchenko]

A few from Lake District (Phase One 645 DF+, Kodak ProBack 645M)

 

[gcap]

Phase One XF IQ3 100, 120mm, SK 55mm:

Peloponnese


Peloponnese, Kalogria

 

[tenmangu81]

In a Museum...​

Hasselblad X1D II + XCD55V​

 

[LightCatcher]

Citroen DS
Leica S 2 + Pentax 67 2,4/105

 

[LightCatcher]

Leica S 2 + Pentax 67 2,8/165