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Crazy, Awesome Shot Mark!
Nice color,comp & Fantastic 24 IQ Matt!Some more images from the Lake Union Wooden Boat center. Thanks for looking. Cheers, Matt
2. M9; 24mm f/1.4; 1/4000s @ f/1.7; ISO 160
4. M9; 24mm f/1.4; 1/4000s @ f/1.7; ISO 160
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So True...So True! Thanks!Really nice tones in this B&W conversion. Silver Efex rules!
(not as much as B&W film, but...)
Thanks Matt!Steve/Kurt/Woody: I didn't scroll back far enough! Great photos! :thumbs::thumbup: And another :salute: for Woody's Ecuador series.
Cheers, Matt
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Love this!In honor of Nitro and his portrait, I'll put in one of my favorite shots of one of my pups (Pete)
(yeah, it's a little weird for a pet portrait but I'm funny that way).
Leica M8, Voigtlander 35mm f/1.4 SC, Nik Silver Efex
++1. Lovely. Lens?Crazy, Awesome Shot Mark!
Really great.A final post from Ecuador.
Three or four years ago, when I was on the road, Mimi went for a "little" weekend ride with some friends (just 104 miles through the mountains... rain, snow and wind for their trouble). Of course, she had a blast.
They took a little side trip into a canyon which is home to a "ghost town", a mining town which produced more than $13,000,000 of silver from 1870 to 1900. She told me about it, and had mentioned several times since that she thought I would find it interesting.
Monday was a holiday here, and when plans with friends fell through, she suggested we visit the place, and then do a ride on roads in an area I had never experienced.
Turns out that it's not really a "ghost town". The large mines closed long ago, but small scale mining operations continue, and the town was never completely abandoned, and there are still a dozen or so full-time residents, together with some summer homes. There remains a lot of evidence of its former glory, and I was able to capture a little. I hope to get back there to photograph more in the near future.