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Fun with MF images - ARCHIVED - FOR VIEWING ONLY

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Landscapelover

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Re: A winter's evening lighting exercise

tashley said:
IQ180 with SK 110 LS on 645DF. Plenty of sauce to the PP but only to make very subtle changes. Two lights, one barn door on the background with a cutter and one softbox at 8 o'clock. Tethered using an iPad to trigger and review.

As you can see, the nights are long here at the moment!


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So simple, so beuriful! Fantastic lighting.
Thanks very much Tim for sharing.
Pramote
 
Guy Mancuso

Guy Mancuso

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Actually I do portrait orientation as well. This one it looks like I did not. I just go what moves me. Landscape work for me is my personal work, no clients, no one to answer too and it is extremely freeing to me. Right now i am going through this i don't want to shoot commercially anymore unless the job really motivates me to do it. The age old question is how to make a living not doing commercial work, if I can figure that out man I would be one happy camper. LOL

The morning I shot these I only went out with a few folks since the rest wanted to sleep in the next time we went I did not shoot at all and just helped others. Jack and I do this often as we don't always shoot on the workshops and just help other folks get there images.
 
GrahamWelland

GrahamWelland

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More Death Valley ... Everyone else had run off for dinner from Rhyolite after the sun dropped over the horizon but Amr and I stayed to play with some light painting as I had a couple of 2m candle lights and he had a coloured torch. Lot's of colour varieties but I liked this one as my lamp rapidly died.

Rhyolite Ghost & Post Sunset
DF P25+ 75-150D
 
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jlm

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since guy mentioned my shot (in the tech camera thread, but not here...and this was a two shot pano, 70R, portrait, IQ160
 
tashley

tashley

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Really cool Graham - looks like the statue on the top of the sugarloaf in Rio. Great light.


GrahamWelland said:
More Death Valley ... Everyone else had run off for dinner from Rhyolite after the sun dropped over the horizon but Amr and I stayed to play with some light painting as I had a couple of 2m candle lights and he had a coloured torch. Lot's of colour varieties but I liked this one as my lamp rapidly died.

Rhyolite Ghost & Post Sunset
DF P25+ 75-150D
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Craig Stocks

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As it turns out, I was in Death Valley last week as well, but not part of the workshop. Here's my attempt at capturing the moon setting over Zabriskie Point on Thursday morning. I used a split ND filter to hold detail in the moon. The pano is a seven image stitch from a P65+ so it's quite large, about 36 by 90 inches at 240 PPI. I also included a 100% crop of the moon.



 
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Craig Stocks

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I did see a couple of folks on the top of the ridge, but I removed them in PS. You must have had a much better view from there. Also, by the time I left there was quite a crowd of photographers gathered out in front of the main viewing area.



 
Bryan Stephens

Bryan Stephens

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Graham

I love the image of the Rhyolite Ghost. You need to frame that and hang it. It is lit perfectly. I guess I left a bit too early to get that light in the sky.
 
etrump

etrump

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Guy Mancuso said:
Inspired by Johns pre-dawn shots at Zabriske Point. Thought I would do a little work on mine.

Here is a 4 shot Pano with the 60 SK



Than a couple single shots with the same lens



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Love these Guys. Been trying to get a shot from this spot for a couple of years but I always seem to cruise through at the wrong time or conditions are not good. I especially like the pano, you are getting some great stuff with the SK60.
 
etrump

etrump

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jlm said:
since guy mentioned my shot (in the tech camera thread, but not here...and this was a two shot pano, 70R, portrait, IQ160
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Fantastic. I might have been tempted to remove the moon. The light and colors are so amazing the blurry moon seems to detract from the scenes magic.

Either way a wonderful view! :thumbs:
 
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