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Fun with MF images - ARCHIVED - FOR VIEWING ONLY

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SergeiR

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It's precisely that ghostly look that I found so appealing.
ah ;) i just do remember short story about couple of "autumn" flies crawling about window, that i read like 20-odd years ago. Imprinted in me mind - was pretty good one, on how you shouldn't ever give up.
 

MGrayson

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Hello! This site is fantastic! I'm getting back to landscapes. I loved my old Pentax 67 gear, but it's long gone. I'm feeling the draw of MF again, and this thread is all the motivation I could hope for.

Best,

Matt
 

Jack

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Like Guy, I am working with a new B&W technique. Here is a rework of the Mono Lake Squall I posted earlier. This is actually a 2 image stitch, shot a few minutes earlier than the prior image with a wider lens. Based on feedback, I have revised my crop too:

 

jlm

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jack:

crop looks good, like the diagonal leading into the light and the skimming light on the foreground hill is nicely emphasized. are you getting a true black in the very center? this image looks like it wants to be full range, ...almost
 

Jack

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Good catch John: There is true black, but it's not that hill in the background center. It's actually the darkest shadows along the island at the left and the mountain far right and the foreground tree shadows.
 

MGrayson

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These are old (very), but they *were* taken with a Yashica 6x6 and a Pentax 67. First is Mt. Auburn Cemetary in Cambridge, Mass.

Here is a view of Chinatown in Manhattan.


Thanks for looking,

Matt
 

PeterL

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Like Guy, I am working with a new B&W technique. Here is a rework of the Mono Lake Squall I posted earlier. This is actually a 2 image stitch, shot a few minutes earlier than the prior image with a wider lens. Based on feedback, I have revised my crop too:

Great tones in this one, and I like the new crop. This is better than your earlier ones, I think.:clap:

Cheers, -Peter
 

Jack

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So don't hold us in suspense, Jack - what new B&W technique? Educate us!

It is certainly most effective!

Bill
Hi Bill,

I *promise* to share, but it has to be when the time is right --- probably still a few weeks off yet. I will give you a hint though, and that is that the two posted images are "split-toned" ;)
 
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