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Fun with MF images - ARCHIVED - FOR VIEWING ONLY
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Bryan Stephens
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I love how the B&W makes the buildings glow like they are golden towers. :clap:If it's worth processing, it's worth over processing, I always say. High drama downtown
I should probably edit out the crane and leave its reflection in...
--Matt
Almost like an infra-red look to it. :thumbs::thumbs:
MGrayson
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Thanks Matt. We held an empty bowls sale today. All the buyers (donors) choose from a number of beautiful bowls. All of the materials and work is donated and 100% of the proceeds is given to local food banks. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Empty_Bowls
Wow. This is special.
GrahamWelland
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Beautiful shot Ed!
This is on my bucket list although I would definitely pay for the photo gear sherpas. Not being a mountain goat myself, I wouldn't relish lugging the XF up and down those thousands of steps to get there!
etrump
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Thank you, definately not for the faint of heart - punn intended!
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Arjuna
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There are (were) a couple of cable-cars for getting up and down, and a hotel up top. Still, some of the trails are not for the vertigo-challenged.
From a trip in 2007; Mamiya 6 I believe:
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Stonking ImageIncredible moment in the Huangshan Mountains. One of the many reasons I switched from a tech camera to the XF.
XF/3100/300mm:
Dunkirk (NY) shale. I saw this on a beach walk today. (645Z, 75mm):
_IMG5375 copy by tsjanik47, on Flickr
The shale in western NY gives rise to some interesting topography, such as this stream with a near perfect right angle. (645Z, 28-45mm):
_IMG5355 copy by tsjanik47, on Flickr
_IMG5375 copy by tsjanik47, on FlickrThe shale in western NY gives rise to some interesting topography, such as this stream with a near perfect right angle. (645Z, 28-45mm):
_IMG5355 copy by tsjanik47, on Flickr
Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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One more of the sub-arctic tundra. XF/100/SK80
GrahamWelland
Subscriber & Workshop Member
Beautiful imagery again! Just goes to show that the latest gear isn't what makes superb images - just vision and talent. :thumbs:
Thanks Graham thats very kind of you. I must say that the P21+ does give a great deal, it has some flaws for sure, but work around those and it can produce some great images. My Fuji gear hasn't been used for 2 months. I really like the simplicity of the
Camera and back, stick it in manual mode and just shoot.
MGrayson
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More experimentation. The first in processing, the second in hand holding MF at 1/2 second. Not sure either was a good idea, but at least it's different.
Star trails on the sidewalk:
No blur was introduced in post. It was, as you can guess, a misfire. But the processing produced unexpected effects - especially the sharp straight lines.
Fulton St. Station:
It's tempting to crop the right 1/3 of the subway picture and make a square format of the train only. Suggestions are welcome.
That 24 Super-Elmar seems glued to the S(006)
--Matt
Star trails on the sidewalk:
No blur was introduced in post. It was, as you can guess, a misfire. But the processing produced unexpected effects - especially the sharp straight lines.
Fulton St. Station:
It's tempting to crop the right 1/3 of the subway picture and make a square format of the train only. Suggestions are welcome.
That 24 Super-Elmar seems glued to the S(006)
--Matt
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