Lion

Dinksta · Mar 17, 2014

What do you think of this picture?

Sirius Glass · Mar 17, 2014

Welcome to APUG

It looks like you used infrared film and the exposure is correct. My only comment is that you will need to crop the print to line up with the verticals.

Dinksta · Mar 17, 2014

Sirius Glass said:
Welcome to APUG

It looks like you used infrared film and the exposure is correct. My only comment is that you will need to crop the print to line up with the verticals.

The film is actually Illford FP4 120 the trees in back are actually white due to it being spring. What exactly do you mean "Crop the print to line up with the verticals"?

removed account4 · Mar 17, 2014

welcome to apug!

nice image !

i think what he means is the lion looks tilted.
he straightened the print / cropped it so the trees were vertical
( i would have made the lion vertical instead ) ..

how do you like your K1000?
i still use mine from time to time
i got it new in 1981

Dinksta · Mar 18, 2014

jnanian said:
welcome to apug!

nice image !

i think what he means is the lion looks tilted.
he straightened the print / cropped it so the trees were vertical
( i would have made the lion vertical instead ) ..

how do you like your K1000?
i still use mine from time to time
i got it new in 1981

Ah, I didn't see the attached file, Thanks! I love the K1000 great solid feeling camera and the glass (for the price) is absolutely amazing!

Sirius Glass · Mar 18, 2014

Dinksta said:
The film is actually Illford FP4 120 the trees in back are actually white due to it being spring. What exactly do you mean "Crop the print to line up with the verticals"?

Please see the attached cropped photograph. The lion is standing straight up and the trees are not lean any longer.

With practice you will learn to check the verticals in the viewfinder before you take the photograph.

Lion

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