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- Thread starter danlindberg
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Another one from Harris, Luskentyre beach - which I think is one of the worlds best beaches, it is absolutely stunning in any weather.
I spent about 3 hours throwing this huge log into the waves, waiting for it to be washed up where I could photograph it, I almost put my shoulder out doing it
Cambo WRS-5000 IQ260, Schneider 72 APO-Digitar, Lee big stopper, 0.9 hard grad, 40 seconds. 2 degrees front-tilt, 10mm fall
I spent about 3 hours throwing this huge log into the waves, waiting for it to be washed up where I could photograph it, I almost put my shoulder out doing it
Cambo WRS-5000 IQ260, Schneider 72 APO-Digitar, Lee big stopper, 0.9 hard grad, 40 seconds. 2 degrees front-tilt, 10mm fall
GrahamWelland
Subscriber & Workshop Member
Been there, done that, moved the log / leaves / even rocks, into the water to create an interesting composition. Shhhhhh....Another one from Harris, Luskentyre beach - which I think is one of the worlds best beaches, it is absolutely stunning in any weather.
I spent about 3 hours throwing this huge log into the waves, waiting for it to be washed up where I could photograph it, I almost put my shoulder out doing it
Cambo WRS-5000 IQ260, Schneider 72 APO-Digitar, Lee big stopper, 0.9 hard grad, 40 seconds. 2 degrees front-tilt, 10mm fall
Btw, I always figured that the members of the Meunch club of expansive foregrounds with beautful flowers and classic scenic backgrounds always carried their favorite bowl of flowers / sack of of incredible leaves with them.
PSon
Active member
My eldest brother said that when he gets out of the hospital he would like to make a trip to shoot landscape but he never made it. My remaining brothers, nephew and I decided to make the annual trip to the Southwest for him. Recently I was very inspired by Dave.gt. One of my brother shot this photo below and he would like to dedicate it to Dave.gt. They wish you well in good health.
dave.gt
Well-known member
Oh, my.....this is stunning!!! Words escape me... just as I was ending a very bad day, you have done something extraordinary. I appreciate it so very much! I will send you a PM.. a very heartfelt thank you to you and your brothers and nephew.My eldest brother said that when he gets out of the hospital he would like to make a trip to shoot landscape but he never made it. My remaining brothers, nephew and I decided to make the annual trip to the Southwest for him. Recently I was very inspired by Dave.gt. One of my brother shot this photo below and he would like to dedicate it to Dave.gt. They wish you well in good health.
stngoldberg
Well-known member
Horse Barn Circa 1920..now part of the computer lab at Salve Regina University
three image stitch with 60mm Schneider lens(2 degrees tilt) on Arca Swiss rm3di with 100 megapixel P1 back
Stanley
three image stitch with 60mm Schneider lens(2 degrees tilt) on Arca Swiss rm3di with 100 megapixel P1 back
Stanley
stngoldberg
Well-known member
The acuity with a combination of the Schneider 60 at f8 along with the P1 100mp is unrivaled with the exception of the Rodie 32 which is also excellent IMHO.
Stanley
Stanley
stngoldberg
Well-known member
Celtica Bar, Newport RI
Stanley
Stanley
photographist
New member
Very nice, both the photograph and the artwork. Reminds me of the types of street art you'll find all around Melbourne, Australia. Nice work.
Been busy with work recently in Dublin, not managed to get out much - however made a quick trip up to giants causeway and back as the weather wasn't too bad, bit busy for my liking down there - but thought I'd give it a go, as I won't have another chance for a while, must have been a queue of 10+ other photographers behind me!
IQ260, Cambo WRS, Rodenstock 32,
IQ260, Cambo WRS, Rodenstock 32,
Rachael Alice
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Great Work!
I loved this picture.
Jamgolf
Member
Since 23HR is a very specialized (ultra wide angle) lens compared to 40HR or 32HR, not to mention as expensive as the 32HR, I think most users don't see enough of a justification to own it. I bought it to cover some cases where 32HR is just not wide enough but admittedly I have not used it as much as I had thought I would. I still regard it as a tool that under the right circumstances can deliver a stellar image that would not be possible otherwise. Regardless it is one of the finest lenses Rodenstock has to offer.
I tried a 23mm, but it has limited movements on a full frame sensor and it's a bit wide for landscapes.
The 32 is very wide, but about as wide as I dare to go - any wider and I find that mountains and landmarks get turned into tiny dots on the horizon, I think the 23 is more of an architecture lens for shooting indoors, or perhaps cityscapes if you like skyscrapers and stuff,
stngoldberg
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32 Rodenstork at f8, 1/4 sec, ISO 50 P1 100mpx back
Stanley
Stanley