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MSA March/April 2016: "Follow The Path"

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Not the path picture I was thinking of trying for at the time, but a chance shot before we headed out. I see this one as both a physical and symbolic path.


Thanks for the image! It most assuredly is both a physical and symbolic path.
 

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A little snow, enough for some path pictures. Bronica SQai 80 mm, Ilford FP4/Ilford Multigrade.
 

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Brilliant! - a self-portrait of Bertus following the path! (not to detract from the previous photos, perfect to the theme and perfectly charming, and the comments made).
 
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Sap buckets along the path. Common sight in New England this time of year.

Taken with a Seneca No. 2 Dry Plate Camera. 4x5" glass plate negative hand-coated with a silver gelatin emulsion I made myself. This is a scan of the negative. No touch-ups, this is the raw scan reduced in resolution.
 
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WOW!!! Dry plate.. hand coated.. fascinating... love the texture on the tree and buckets... outstanding... more than two thumbs up...
 

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In case you don't know where the path is, and how to follow, they will mark it for you,
but watch out, you may fall over it. :unsure:

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Used the Horizont's first roll on a few MSA subjects for some interesting perspectives. Left or right?

 

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Nice one Jeffrey! I've not heard of a Horizont - have to look that up.
I also want to commend Russ on picking a great topic. Lots of enthusiastic participation already.
 

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Used the Horizont's first roll on a few MSA subjects for some interesting perspectives. Left or right?

This one is excellent and fits the theme perfectly.
 

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This thread is causing some strange problems for those who are not subscribers and are trying to access it. I've got a "Conversation" started with Sean about it.

If you try to read it as a non-subscriber, you will get a red warning that it is only available to subscribers. If you click on the thread below that warning, the warning disappears and it can be read.
 

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This thread is causing some strange problems for those who are not subscribers and are trying to access it. I've got a "Conversation" started with Sean about it.

If you try to read it as a non-subscriber, you will get a red warning that it is only available to subscribers. If you click on the thread below that warning, the warning disappears and it can be read.

Despite the technical difficulties, non-subscribers are most welcome and invited to participate in the MSA !!
 

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I'm really liking this topic. Got ideas for lots of spots I want to include.
I got some puzzled looks from passers-by as I squatted at the end of the wheelchair ramp on a cold, damp day to get this shot. Especially as I was in a skirt and "nice" office attire. It was worth it, I think.
 
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Sap buckets along the path. Common sight in New England this time of year.

Taken with a Seneca No. 2 Dry Plate Camera. 4x5" glass plate negative hand-coated with a silver gelatin emulsion I made myself. This is a scan of the negative. No touch-ups, this is the raw scan reduced in resolution.



Thanks for this great path image! Nice range of tones and contrast.
 
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In case you don't know where the path is, and how to follow, they will mark it for you,
but watch out, you may fall over it. :unsure:

Bell Rock ~ Village of Oak Creek, Az .. still testing 2x3 Baby Speed... boy these things are light ...
Arista EDU 400@400 f16@125 D76 11.5 min


Thanks for another image that tempts the viewer to climb to the summit (even if I do fall!).
 
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Used the Horizont's first roll on a few MSA subjects for some interesting perspectives. Left or right?



Nor have I heard of a Horizont, but this image creates a neat feeling of almost walking down into a bowl. And the clouds trailing off give it an added unique perspective. Thanks for another submission!
 
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I'm really liking this topic. Got ideas for lots of spots I want to include.
I got some puzzled looks from passers-by as I squatted at the end of the wheelchair ramp on a cold, damp day to get this shot. Especially as I was in a skirt and "nice" office attire. It was worth it, I think.


Thanks for another path picture, Sly! The perspective that you got on this definitely pulls me up the ramp. I'm glad you're enjoying the topic.
 

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Not eligible, because it was my entry for the MSA in December 2009 - the End of the Path.

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