Trinidad, Humboldt County, California
Pentax ME Super and Eastman 5222
Pentax ME Super and Eastman 5222
Beautiful shot but what are those spots?
Minolta srt102, delta 100, 50/1.7 rokkor w/orange filter, kodak pakon scan, rural middle TN
Minolta srt102, delta 100, 50/1.7 rokkor w/orange filter, kodak pakon scan, rural middle TN
canon 7ne, ektar 100, canon 100-300, processed and scanned at home on a kodak pakon. Grand Tetons.
Lol you already said thatweird reflection behind me as i photographed the print w an Iphone
Nice!
Thank you!Beautiful images
Very nice, JonMinolta srt102, delta 100, 50/1.7 rokkor w/orange filter, kodak pakon scan, rural middle TN
Beautiful images
Lol you already said that
This is a really nice image Paul. It's also the first example that clearly illustrates a question I've had. In a lens with a higher number of aperture blades, the aperture tends to be more circular. Would that actually change the central lens flare reflections (I know there's a more proper term for them) into a more circular shape as well, or is this a myth?Lac Cornu - Massif du Mont-Blanc. Horseman SW617P Schneider SA 90mm XL - Ektar 100
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Thanks David. I’m pretty sure I used the 80mm Zeiss Planar. For the shallow depth of field I kept it pretty wide open - I think @f4, around 1/2s to blur the water - which was moving fairly rapidly. When I printed it in the darkroom, I taped the image to the base board and let the bottom curl up a little to increase the blur of the water. I burned in the water severely as well as parts of the sky and heavily dodged the strip of fog to make it really stand out.
Pariah River, Mamiya 7ii, 65mm, Rollei Retro 80s, PolarizerView attachment 332952
Minolta srt102, delta 100, 50/1.7 rokkor w/orange filter, kodak pakon scan, rural middle TN
thanks!Really dig this one.
Thanks MTG. I don’t know the answer to your question. I know that if you shoot wide open you can avoid having stars from light sources but I don’t know how it would affect the lens flare. Maybe someone else can chime in ?This is a really nice image Paul. It's also the first example that clearly illustrates a question I've had. In a lens with a higher number of aperture blades, the aperture tends to be more circular. Would that actually change the central lens flare reflections (I know there's a more proper term for them) into a more circular shape as well, or is this a myth?
Minolta srt102, delta 100, 50/1.7 rokkor w/orange filter, kodak pakon scan, rural middle TN
Actually not too far away. Just south of Shelbyville in Bedford County just over the Coffee Co line. I live over in Manchester.Where in Middle TN? I used to live in Columbia...
Chris
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