Summer has gone #28

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  David A. Goldfarb

• Aug 29, 2013

Nice use of the format.

 

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  tony lockerbie

• Aug 29, 2013

I agree, nice to see a pano in portrait mode!

 

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  Ezzie

• Aug 30, 2013

Thank you. It is a bit challenging, finding subject matter befitting the format. But at least I don't really have to bother with rise/fall for images like this. If I were to pursue this further, also for architectural subject matter, I might have to modify the camera for rudimentory movements, or build another

 

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• Aug 30, 2013

hi E -
i could look at these two photographs for hours, thanks for posting them !
RO9?! no coffee in there
john

 

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  Ezzie

• Aug 30, 2013

Thanks John. Yes indeed. I have been so busy I have taken the easy way out these last months. I am considering going back to premixing the three main ingredients of Caffenol again to save time when developing.

 

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  cliveh

• Aug 31, 2013

Apart from the interesting framing, the way the clouds echo the paving in an impressionist style is quite interesting. Also, that small gap of light between the near and far island make the picture.

 

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  Thomas Bertilsson

• Aug 31, 2013

Wonderful. I too notice the reverberation of the clouds in how the stones of the path are shaped. Gigantic zig zag.

 

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  Ezzie

• Sep 1, 2013

Thank you. I seldom bother taking landscapes in fine weather. A sky without clouds is more often than not, boring. The fact the clouds echo the paving is a stroke of luck. The separation between the tongues of land however, is intentional.