Fun with MF images - ARCHIVED - FOR VIEWING ONLY

[Vincent Goetz]

Graham, I want a print.

 

[Landscapelover]

Very nice Pramote. I was at Sandy Beach on the 6th and 7th of August, too bad we missed each other! I will post my version when I return home; I am currently in a campground in Vermont.

Tom

Thank you Tom for your kind words. We was there in early July and fell in love with the Acadia National Park.
I am looking forward to seeing your work.
Regards,
Pramote

 

[tsjanik]

Cap Bon Ami, Gaspé, Quebec. Sunrise at 5:45 am ( it's not easy to get up at that hour). Low lying fog. Pentax 645D, 400mm.

Tom

 

[PeterL]

Vancouver Island with watching Eagle - a study in pastel colours. I think this one needs to be BIG for full impact.

DF, IQ160 210mm 50s f/11 ISO 50, 1.8 & 2.1 Tiffen IRND

Excellent. One of your finest! :thumbs:

Cheers, -Peter

 

[Landscapelover]

Cap Bon Ami, Gaspé, Quebec. Sunrise at 5:45 am ( it's not easy to get up at that hour). Low lying fog. Pentax 645D, 400mm.

Tom

Tom...Lovely composition and tone.
Pramote

 

[tsjanik]

Tom...Lovely composition and tone.
Pramote

Thanks Pramote. We love Acadia as well, an interesting and beautiful place.

Tom

 

[GrahamWelland]

Thanks for the kind comments everyone for the pastel shot of Vancouver Island. Here's another from slightly later on the same evening:

DF/IQ160 210 2m @ f/8 ISO50

 

[Vincent Goetz]

Graham,

Probably should not have done that now I want prints of both of them....

 

[MGrayson]

Graham,

Where do you GET those colors?



Matt

 

[Vincent Goetz]

infrared neutral density filters?


where did you find those?

 

[GrahamWelland]

As Vincent mentioned, Tiffen IRND or regular Lee Big Stopper & .9 ND will shift white balance and balance/smooth tones out. I posted some set up shots etc over in the Behind the Scenes thread too.

The base colours I have to rely on Mother Nature and being there at the right place and right time. No secrets there unfortunately.

 

[tsjanik]

Cap Bon Ami, Gaspé, Quebec. Sunrise at 5:45 am ( it's not easy to get up at that hour). Low lying fog. Pentax 645D, 400mm.

Tom

Lovely place the Gaspé and just to put the shot in context; although I may like this more:

 

[Wayne Fox]

Decided to head down to LaJolla for this twice a year opportunity shooting the sun setting through Scripps Pier. Couldn't quite get my camera position perfect (I was the 4th photographer there, ended with about 15), so I'm slightly off centered under the pier. Sun sets centered in the pier 3 days in early May and again in the first part of August, with one day where the sun is centered when it is about 1/2 showing. That's the shot I was after. Sky wasn't perfect, but not bad, glad I got a decent shot knowing there wasn't much room for error and quite traveling quite a ways.

PhaseOneDF/IQ180, Mamiya 45mm, 2.5 secs at f/11, ISO 35, 4 stop tiffen NDIR filter

 

[GrahamWelland]

Wayne - I saw this on your blog and it was very very interesting. I totally understand the scrum of fellow photographers at times when iconic events occur!

Btw, I note that you are using the Tiffen filters in 100mm fitting vs screw on. Do these come with gaskets for light sealing against reflections? (the big stopper has this but I have to use gaffer tape when I stack with a .9 ND Lee).

 

[mediumcool]

… so I'm slightly off centered under the pier.

I don’t see this a problem; perfect symmetry can be boring—I like the slight offset!

 

[etrump]

My take on this famous tree.

 

[danlindberg]

My take on this famous tree.

Ed, have you shot this in Andalucia, Spain? I have an image very very close to this scene from 1999 (GX 6800III - Velvia). I must find it and scan it to show you.....

Btw, nicely executed!

 

[Vincent Goetz]

That, sir, is a damn fine tree!

 

[Nathan W. Lediard]

Been inundated with work, holiday for whole of July and now back at the grindstone again, but one of my fave girls was in today and we did a bit of light painting... this was a proof shot really for some 10x8 large format stuff I want to do... (imagine using a hassy as proof for 8x10 film.. haha crazy topsy turvy world we live in)


Sharp is overated....

 

[Landscapelover]

My take on this famous tree.

WOW! So beautiful!
Thanks for sharing Ed.