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Fun with MF images - ARCHIVED - FOR VIEWING ONLY

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A somewhat different view of fall color. Three-shot focus/blend stack in PS.
Ironton ghost town, Ouray County, Colorado.



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Two more from last week in Dresden, Germany. Fuji GFX50R + GF45. Hand held. Processed with C1. I'd say minimal adjustments. Exported to PS - cropped and resized, auto watermarked.

The Frauenkirche at night. The first time I visited in about 1998 or so, the church was not fully completed the reconstruction. The building on the foreground left, the Quartier Frauenkirche was literally a hole in the ground, left by the German Democratic Republic as a reminder of the war, and where I stood to take the photograph was also a hole in the ground.

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And the Semper Opera House. The Opera was already fully re-constructed and look more or less like this the first time I visited.

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MGrayson said:
Wonderful photo! I bet the GFX100 and Contax 140 is a nice combo. I’ve used it with a Leica S. That lens is light, and great for tight landscapes (as you so marvelously demonstrate).

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thx matt, yes its a great lens and when i got it on the camera at that scene, it filled the mountain just perfectly at that distance
 
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P. Chong said:
Two more from last week in Dresden, Germany. Fuji GFX50R + GF45. Hand held. Processed with C1. I'd say minimal adjustments. Exported to PS - cropped and resized, auto watermarked.

The Frauenkirche at night. The first time I visited in about 1998 or so, the church was not fully completed the reconstruction. The building on the foreground left, the Quartier Frauenkirche was literally a hole in the ground, left by the German Democratic Republic as a reminder of the war, and where I stood to take the photograph was also a hole in the ground.

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And the Semper Opera House. The Opera was already fully re-constructed and look more or less like this the first time I visited.

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Fantastic......I want to shoot more night stuff now
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stevenfr said:
Joe

Great shot and well executed. Congrats.

Steven
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Landscapelover said:
Fantastic Joe! I really like the composition.

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Thanks Steven and Pramote for your kind comments, and thanks to those who "liked" the "Room with a View" image.

Here's another from my trip to Colorado (where I had the pleasure of meeting Pramote in person), taken hand held (hence ISO 1600) while behind the wheel of the rental car. It was too captivating a scene to drive by, so I took a drive-by. :)



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Morning

More from the river as I get used to the calm of photographing at home again, ice starting to form on the rocks and also on my toes!

 
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