Kitsilano Trees

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  BruceN

• Nov 9, 2004

Wow, cool! Don't care for the vignetting (sp?) in the corners, though.

 

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  VoidoidRamone

• Nov 9, 2004

Nice silhouette (sp?). The vignetting is a product of the type of camera, a Holga. It's not everyone's cup of tea... but I like it. If you're not familiar with a Holga I'd recommend either google-ing "holga" or www.holgamods.com .

 

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  mikepry

• Nov 9, 2004

Art...wow. I love tress with no leafs on them. I have Holga envy now. I just got a new one and had Randy at Holgamods paint it hot purple. This will help me make better images, I know it will. Seriously I love this image because of the way it pulls me through it following the cuves of the limbs.

 

• Art Vandalay

• Nov 9, 2004

Thanks for the comments. Holga vignetting is an acquired taste, although I took to them right away. Mike, good luck on the Hot Purple Holgarod. If that doesn't get you better images you might want to try racing stripes

 

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  eric

• Nov 10, 2004

Purlple Holga? Pshaw. That won't make you take better pictures. You know what will? If you strip the Blue leathereatte from a Blue Hasselblad and then affix it to your new Holga...THAT! will make you take better pictures
Seriously...that's a great shot. I think I'll replace my Holga with one from Holgamods. Mine is pretty old and I'm interested in the close focus. I wonder.....if the guy from Holgamods can create an "extension tube" for the Holga.....
In the meantime, I'll try ductaping some close up filters on mine.

 

• TPPhotog

• Nov 10, 2004

Art, Abstract and a Holga now that's a combo I can't resist. Trying to nail trees against a sky is always more difficult than it looks, but you have a beauty here

 

• Leon

• Nov 10, 2004

very nice holga shot

 

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  SuzanneR

• Nov 10, 2004

Beautifully done! Very expressive trees, and perfectly framed.

 

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  jim kirk jr.

• Nov 10, 2004

Very,very nice.

 

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  Jersey Vic

• Jan 16, 2006

Missed this the first time around; glad it returned because I love this image