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Fun with MF images - ARCHIVED - FOR VIEWING ONLY
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Graham Mitchell
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Re: Fun with MF images - Part 3
Ok, have updated the file. She looks a bit happier (and prettier) now
(will repost because original is back one page)
Ok, have updated the file. She looks a bit happier (and prettier) now
(will repost because original is back one page)
Dale Allyn
New member
Re: Fun with MF images - Part 3
Graham, I like this one more too. This first was a bit stern for me.
Graham, I like this one more too. This first was a bit stern for me.
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Re: Fun with MF images - Part 3
Much better . She loosened up some in this one. BTW love the light
Much better . She loosened up some in this one. BTW love the light
Don Libby
Well-known member
Re: Fun with MF images - Part 3
Wanted to work a little outside my comfort zone so worked this image into a b&w with what turned out be a heck of a lot of layers. I also wanted it to be on the "dark" side; not so much the actual brightness but an attempt to convey foreboding.
Anyway, Phase AFD, P45+ and 28mm lens, shot f/12 @1.0 ISO 50
Graham - The second image is much better; I like the light, shadows, and the second twin.
Don
Wanted to work a little outside my comfort zone so worked this image into a b&w with what turned out be a heck of a lot of layers. I also wanted it to be on the "dark" side; not so much the actual brightness but an attempt to convey foreboding.
Anyway, Phase AFD, P45+ and 28mm lens, shot f/12 @1.0 ISO 50
Graham - The second image is much better; I like the light, shadows, and the second twin.
Don
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Re: Fun with MF images - Part 3
Looks nice Don
Looks nice Don
Re: Fun with MF images - Part 3
Don,
Is that a flashlight doodle in the lower right???
Don,
Is that a flashlight doodle in the lower right???
Don Libby
Well-known member
Re: Fun with MF images - Part 3
My signature has been called many thing but never a flashlight doodle. I used to tell folks that couldn't read the signature that my name and badge # was also printed on the ticket....:ROTFL:
Don
Jack,
My signature has been called many thing but never a flashlight doodle. I used to tell folks that couldn't read the signature that my name and badge # was also printed on the ticket....:ROTFL:
Don
kdphotography
Well-known member
Re: Fun with MF images - Part 3
Jack,
He used to sign with an "x"
(But you know how it is when its all x's and o's.....)
:ROTFL:
Jack,
He used to sign with an "x"
(But you know how it is when its all x's and o's.....)
:ROTFL:
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Re: Fun with MF images - Part 3
Looks like a ghost of a diamondback once resided there. Need to switch the tobacco in that peace pipe. LOL
Looks like a ghost of a diamondback once resided there. Need to switch the tobacco in that peace pipe. LOL
Grayhand
Well-known member
Re: Fun with MF images - Part 3
So, now is my photographic winter officially over!
No more winter pictures. No more blue fingers and feet without any feeling left in the toes and ears that has frozen to ice. I will not miss it!
But some were in the middle of July I will be bored to death with hard light an hopeless contrast, cursing the mosquitos and beginning to look forward to the next winter...
Ray
RZ Pro ll/350 mm APO, P45
So, now is my photographic winter officially over!
No more winter pictures. No more blue fingers and feet without any feeling left in the toes and ears that has frozen to ice. I will not miss it!
But some were in the middle of July I will be bored to death with hard light an hopeless contrast, cursing the mosquitos and beginning to look forward to the next winter...
Ray
RZ Pro ll/350 mm APO, P45
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Stuart Richardson
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Re: Fun with MF images - Part 3
Actually, the first official day of summer in Iceland is Thursday. But it was a very Icelandic day -- we had lots of sun, rain, hale and more sun. Temperature went from 38 to 48....there is still light in the sky at 11:00pm now, albeit very faint and only in the clouds.
Actually, the first official day of summer in Iceland is Thursday. But it was a very Icelandic day -- we had lots of sun, rain, hale and more sun. Temperature went from 38 to 48....there is still light in the sky at 11:00pm now, albeit very faint and only in the clouds.
tashley
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tashley
Subscriber Member
Re: Fun with MF images - Part 3
That's one of the finest slot shots I ever saw - really scintillating!
J
jmvdigital
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Re: Fun with MF images - Part 3
This shot is NOT medium format, it's a relic of a trip to Kansas last summer with my Canon 1DsIII. I just like this board so much, I figured you guys would forgive my misstep in order to fulfill the greater good of sharing work.
I found this juxtaposition to be a rather interesting look at our industrial side. In the foreground are the railroad tracks that carry the corn and supplies to and from factories. The middle landscape is corn that we use to feed cattle and produce energy via ethanol. In the distance is a factory that uses both of these elements. And all around is an otherwise peaceful hot day in rural Kansas.
This shot is NOT medium format, it's a relic of a trip to Kansas last summer with my Canon 1DsIII. I just like this board so much, I figured you guys would forgive my misstep in order to fulfill the greater good of sharing work.
I found this juxtaposition to be a rather interesting look at our industrial side. In the foreground are the railroad tracks that carry the corn and supplies to and from factories. The middle landscape is corn that we use to feed cattle and produce energy via ethanol. In the distance is a factory that uses both of these elements. And all around is an otherwise peaceful hot day in rural Kansas.
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