MSA Nov/Dec 2017 - "Gentle Low Slow Light .."

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Ah... Thank you...
sly:.. Mirkwood ... oh my, the moss is reaching out to me, ... wait, wait, ... were an old desert rat... we won't survive. :wondering:
What a shot.. the subtle contrast is incredible, .. alluring, ... pulling you in, .. to join it.

MrBrowning: .. Norwich... Ah yes, Christmas lights, awaiting the snow.. perhaps will see another image of that soon ... .. BTW Neg Scan ok...

Also... if anyone else would like to comment on any of the shots given, please feel free to do so.. you don't have to post an image to contribute.
 

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Gentle low slow light: Super moon, December 3, 2017; Buddha bathed in sunbeams. candle light captured with star filter. My entries for Nov./Dec. MSA.
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Ah ha... the candle light captured looks almost like a super moon, and the Buddha is bathed more than in sunbeams, His centeredness is being revealed. ..
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Afternoon in Arches National Park during Thanksgiving week. Kodak Ektar 120 shot with Mamiya 7ii/80mm lens.
(Managed to load photo into MSA, but couldn't figure how to link that to here. So reloaded image ...)
 
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Afternoon shade light in the park.
Haven't been there in years, need to go back again. Wonderful area to hike and compose shots, and get creative.
So many angles and dangles, got a nice one here.
Makes one want to step up and look through, and see what's beyond. . .
 

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Afternoon shade light in the park.
Haven't been there in years, need to go back again. Wonderful area to hike and compose shots, and get creative.
So many angles and dangles, got a nice one here.
Makes one want to step up and look through, and see what's beyond. . .

Thanks. Arches really is spectacular.
 
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Tic, tic, tic... clock running down.. couple a days left if ya got an image you like to enter...
The winner will be announced next year... :wondering:
 

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Soft windowlight, carbon transfere print on Ilford MG, lampblack + pigm. / 2% dichrom. 1 min UV light. 4X5"contact.
 

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Oh my... what a shot.. my wife says that's a real Orchid... is it?
And the process and child.. wonderful expression... thank you...
 

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I finally got some scanning done, so here are some experiments.
The first is actually ineligible, because it was taken a few days before November, even if it wasn't developed until this month. I call it "Year End" and it is also in the Standard Gallery:

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The second is eligible. I call it "Down and up Again - Tynehead Park". It is also in the MSA Gallery (in higher resolution):

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I'll add the third to a new post - I'm having trouble with upload size.
 

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This third image is also eligible. I call it "Forest Fence - Tynehead Park". It is also in the MSA Gallery (in higher resolution):

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I may have time to upload a couple more tomorrow.
 
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Its a new year and hope this has been as a great Monthly Shooting Assignment for you, as it has been for me.
The images given has helped me discovered, after living so many years in the southwest, that we have taken for granted the light we have here, as compared to other places.

The FlyingCamera in Twilight in Georgetown, brought the twilight light from landscape scenes into the heart of a city, as the hussel and bussel carries forward into the evening, with the blur of activity as a biker passes by, ... with momentum.
Then Wilmarcolmaging, Near the end of the blue hour, stills that activity into a set, that now longs for rest and sleep, in the still quiet of the night.
Then off into the early morning light, we go half way around the world, and find the day has started by the courageous madfred, ... taking an image of devotion and thankfulness within the Münster Cathedral! Giving a start of our new day, with the joyful, singing of voices echoing all around us.
The day continues, even the interiors are lit to a brightness at the Palacio de Bellas Artes, in Mexico City, as the FlyingCamera captures the structural focus and containment of an architectural masterpiece.
Alas, its time to reflect, and we go to sit quietly with ones pet, and take a moment of stillness. as shown by russlijames with his faithful friend.
Then, .. its off for another adventure, ... into sly's mossy arches of the northern pacific's, ... dim green light! That of a temperate rain forest!
Oh my goodness! The light must be so low near the horizon, at this this time of year in the northern hemisphere, and the foliage so thick and moist, that my desert rat toes curl in wonder. Then,.. in that ... slow, ... low, ... gentle light, ... suddenly, .... .. the Mirkwood reaches out to capture me, ... and try's to hold me ransom, ... forever!!!
Phew we escape, ... to fly into another early night, on the opposite cost, near Norwich, in upstate New York, to walk the Christmas lighted scene of MrBrowning's town.
barabara ann takes us further south to New Jersey, to look up into the sky and see the super moon, and the Buddha back bathed in sun beams, as we are captured by the star filtered candle light in a three tier odyssey of wandering delight, spreading out its light.
Then off to Arches National Park, ... to walk with wyofilm, to view the wonders of the red rocks, weathered and forged to natures enchanted charm, so as to instill within us the wonder of our surroundings. .
Traveling on to the other side of the world again, ... we find Bertus image of a soft window lighted Netherland young lady. Peering deep into the space of time. Wanting to share her heart with a questioning look, seeking and respecting a reply to her inquiry in her delight, and the giving of the flowers she holds so near and dear.
Then MattKing brings us back, with a bang, to Southwest Canada, east of Sly's adventure, by the Pacific northwest, to instill us again to the captivity of the mosses. Going Down and up Again in the life at Tynehead Park, as we tread, climb and are keep at bay by the Forest Fences. .
What a journey, ... so we continue, ... and take the water course of esearing's Frogtown Creek III, in early morning light, to ride out to the dry southwest again to my abode, so my clothes will dry and my toes can uncurl, and dry out.

Sigh... the trip is over, ... and now we have to decide, who is a winner in a world that has been shown, in which all is prized.
We are caught between the juxtaposition of the brighten softening light of many of these images, ... and the totally subdued quiet reflective light where a shadow cannot even be seen.

Of the bright softening light. side ...
madfred's, Münster Cathedral
and FlyingCamera's, Twilight in Georgetown take preference
WOW!

Yet, situated between the two, is a single image, forging the juxtaposition of the brighten softening light and the totally subdued quiet reflective shadow. Seen in the eyes and expression of Bertus Netherland's young lady. WOW!

Then of the images of totally subdued, quiet reflective light ...
sly's, Mirkwood
and MattKing's Forest Fences.
oh WOW again!

Now to decided...
At the beginning we stated: " Be creative, try to catch the mood of a slower, quiescent, quiet light."
It has taken me hours to decide,and it has not been easy at all!!!! ... It really surprised me, but the images of the totally subdued and quiet light of the rain forest, lichen and moss keep me returning to those images.
Ah... Soooo... we have in descending order :
madfred's, Münster Cathedral
Bertus Netherland's young lady.
and tied for the winner, sly's, Mirkwood and MattKing's Forest Fences.
But we need to name one, ... darn... soooo it becomes MattKing's Forest Fences.
Thank you all for your entries.... :smile: and looking forward to our next assignment.MattKing :blink:
and may all have a heck of a good photo year.and all your images turn out as you hopefully perceived them.
Thanks.. p.




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I'm blushing:redface:.
This was a great MSA Peter, and your ending report is a tour de force.
I'll get right on this, and come up with a new theme shortly.
All the best of the New Year everyone!
 

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Yes, this was great - excellent entries (I'm proud to be part of the top-class cast) and a thoughtful moderation by Peter K..
Congrats to Matt - experience and quality prevails.
Happy New Year everyone !
 

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Whew! That was close. Thanks Peter, for a great topic, and your superb moderation.

Congratulations Matt, and great choice for the next two months.
 

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Whew! That was close.
I prefer to think of the result as a tie, and am flattered to have my shot considered in the same class as Lillian's.
 
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