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Fun with MF images - ARCHIVED - FOR VIEWING ONLY
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GrahamWelland
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Pastel pre-sunrise of Mt Moran over Jackson Lake.
GrahamWelland
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National Elk Reserve, Jackson Hole.
We searched for Elk but to no avail ... too early I guess
We searched for Elk but to no avail ... too early I guess
glenerrolrd
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Stan
Surprised about them taking the monopod . I photographed Spring Training for almost 10 years up in Jupiter at Roger Dean Stadium (not far from West Palm ) . Was allowed to take my 400 or even 600 on a monopod over my shoulder . Used to wait for the Red Sox game (one per season ) .....even shot a game focused only on Red Sox fans with my M gear .
Roger
dave.gt
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As usual, you guys make my early mornings a little better posting your fun on this thread. My apologies for not keeping up as much as I would like in responding to the beautiful images. They are always wonderful and inspiring.
The few images I manage lately are therapeutic at best and that is about all one can expect when looking out the window of one's back door as so many hours have passed while doing so over the last decade.
The pergola above was a distraction to attempt a long exposure with a rare and brief rain shower. The morning was unsuccessful at the lake with solid grey skies and no wind. Sigh... but the last rose next to the pergola from a few days ago reminded me that all things are transient. Take from that what you will.
The few images I manage lately are therapeutic at best and that is about all one can expect when looking out the window of one's back door as so many hours have passed while doing so over the last decade.
The pergola above was a distraction to attempt a long exposure with a rare and brief rain shower. The morning was unsuccessful at the lake with solid grey skies and no wind. Sigh... but the last rose next to the pergola from a few days ago reminded me that all things are transient. Take from that what you will.
Gaspé cliff, near Cap-Bon-Ami. I love the unusual texture. Older image I'm working on, part of a panorama for a large print. 645D, 400mm FA.
Tom
Gaspe cliffs by tsjanik47, on Flickr
Tom
Gaspe cliffs by tsjanik47, on Flickr
stngoldberg
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Yes, I also was permitted the use of my tripod at Roger Dean Stadium; for whatever reason the policy at the new Houston Astros Stadium is different.
Stanley
GrahamWelland
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Charcoal Kilns from a tougher age. Near Leadore/Nichola ID. They built these to support the gold mines of 1886-1889, originally 16 of them in pretty much the middle of nowhere, staffed by up to 200 people at their short-lived peak.
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Graham, the color palette and detail in your image are stunning. Best viewed at 100% resolution, I found myself just staring and scrolling around the photo. Well done by you. Thanks for sharing both the photo and the story.
Joe
f6cvalkyrie
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Farmer's Lake in the Domaine Solvay, La Hulpe, Belgium
P1 DF with Mamiya 50/4 Shift and P30+
Processed in Color Efex Pro 4
C U,
Rafael
P1 DF with Mamiya 50/4 Shift and P30+
Processed in Color Efex Pro 4
C U,
Rafael
Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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One from last year - Arva, Ontario. XF/100/ 40-80 at 70 mm.
GrahamWelland
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Thanks Joe - I prefer to shoot pre or post sunrise/sunset which imparts it’s own subtle soft palette that I like. I’m glad that you liked it too.
Chasing sunrise & sunsets for the trophy sun bursts etc leave me cold these days. I’ll take the alpine glow any time.
Btw, regarding sharpness, I don’t add anything in raw processing from C1 and then drop the TIFF into PS and use your frame script to scale to 2k and then drop my signature png on top.
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Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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Torngat Mountains NP, Labrador. XF/100/SK55
Graham
Not familiar with that in red.:bugeyes: Care to explain?:clap:Thanks.:grin:
GrahamWelland
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I’ll defer to Joe to share his preferred link to his excellent PS framing script. I use it very simply to resize, put on a simple border and exif/title info. It does a lot more than that though if you want it to.
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