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The Latest & Greatest Fun w/Digital M Images
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KurtKamka
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There's no place like Macy's. There's no place like Macy's. Certainly looks like a modern version of ruby red slippers, Steve.
Looking good, Eleanor.
Careful, sharp edges. Eh, Jono?
Love the narratives, Rayyan. And, the images are excellent too. It's always fascinating to try to get into the subconscious of the shooter.
Kurt
Don, you SW images are very inspiring.
Looking good, Eleanor.
Careful, sharp edges. Eh, Jono?
Love the narratives, Rayyan. And, the images are excellent too. It's always fascinating to try to get into the subconscious of the shooter.
Kurt
Don, you SW images are very inspiring.
rayyan
Well-known member
I've been busy upgrading my computer and software till this morning. I decided to test everything out by processing an older image I took in Yosemite this past February - beside it's nice remembering the cooler weather why it's 105 outside....
Don: Lovely subdued colors. I really like the snow sprinkled slopes peaking
behind the trees.
Regards.
rayyan
Well-known member
Kurt: Much appreciated sir.
rayyan
Well-known member
Wisdom...
M9 ,Noct, M8.2 50 Lux asph
Steve: Yes sir. There is wisdom and there is hard work. The first shot is
beautifully excuted.
You sure are right there my friend...they think they know it all !!Kurt, Thank You.
Don....Beautiful!
Rayyan, Like the "Tats"! Kids....They Think They've Got It All Figured Out.....Ah To Be A Kid Again....
Best.
Lloyd
Active member
You know what? I wish I would have taken advantage of knowing everything before I got old.
rayyan
Well-known member
Jono: I can't place the first one. Is it the impressionists?High Art
M9, 35 'lux
and a bee with borage:
Regards.
Lloyd
Active member
I'm with Rayyan here, Steve. All good, LOVE the first one. You know what guys? I've discovered it's true what they say, "with age, comes wisdom". Unfortunately, for some of us, age came alone.
Don Libby
Well-known member
Isn't that nice - he's pushing the other dog up the hill ... :ROTFL::ROTFL::ROTFL:High Art
M9, 35 'lux
Don Libby
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Rayyan, Like the "Tats"! Kids....They Think They've Got It All Figured Out.....Ah To Be A Kid Again....
Remember ... age and treachery will over come youth and inexperience.You know what? I wish I would have taken advantage of knowing everything before I got old.
Don
Don Libby
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Lloyd
Active member
One slightly OT. I've been going through my father's old slides. I found this shot, and had to share. This is my mother, holding my sister on the right, and your's truly (yep, me) on the left. Thanks for indulging my detour.
Leica IIIc, 5cm f2,0 Summitar. Kodachrome, scanned with a Nikon 4000ED:
Leica IIIc, 5cm f2,0 Summitar. Kodachrome, scanned with a Nikon 4000ED:
rayyan
Well-known member
What a lovely and sentimental treasure you have there Lloyd. Your sister and mother too! What stories this photo must bring back to your family.!!One slightly OT. I've been going through my father's old slides. I found this shot, and had to share. This is my mother, holding my sister on the right, and your's truly (yep, me) on the left. Thanks for indulging my detour.
Leica IIIc, 5cm f2,0 Summitar. Kodachrome, scanned with a Nikon 4000ED:
And of course, you have not changed at all. The same face.
Beautiful Lloyd. Just beautiful.:thumbs:
shtarka1
Active member
Talk about a Masterpiece! So many emotions go through my mind looking at this Wonderful Frozen Moment In Time! Your Dad was an Artist with the camera! Thanks for sharing this Gem Lloyd!One slightly OT. I've been going through my father's old slides. I found this shot, and had to share. This is my mother, holding my sister on the right, and your's truly (yep, me) on the left. Thanks for indulging my detour.
Leica IIIc, 5cm f2,0 Summitar. Kodachrome, scanned with a Nikon 4000ED:
shtarka1
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:thumbs:
:ROTFL:
Lloyd
Active member
Thank you, Rayyan. I'll be seeing my mother this weekend, and I'm looking forward to talking with her about the setting, etc.What a lovely and sentimental treasure you have there Lloyd. Your sister and mother too! What stories this photo must bring back to your family.!!
And of course, you have not changed at all. The same face.
Beautiful Lloyd. Just beautiful.:thumbs:
And, I have changed a little. I'm not much taller, but I am a little broader.