Greg7579
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Beautiful! I have a granddaughter exactly that age and my son is begging me to show up in Houston with my gear and shoot here. But I have resisted because I gave up on all people shooting about a year ago.
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Greg7579
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I've taken a lot of shots like this and am always obsessed with wanting more DOF. I would like to peep the raw on this and see what is in and out of focus. And I don't see your data....
Greg7579
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I stared at this a while. This is the kind of think I would never think of, see or do.
I really like this....
I really like this....
Greg7579
Forum Pro
Like that you did not over-punch on this shot. Nice.
Greg7579
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You portrait guys are amazing.
I bet that guy has trouble meeting any girls his age or younger. He is so unattractive, and rock stars are so shy.
I bet that guy has trouble meeting any girls his age or younger. He is so unattractive, and rock stars are so shy.
Greg7579
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Love it. I need to crop more on my beach shots.
Late 80s.
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The Makina was actually quite a small camera for the negative size, especially when folded up.
Thanks Greg, though I’m not really a portrait guy, I mostly shoot pretty boring (I joke) technical stuff. I’ve just started doing portraits for fun.
And yes, Ben is your typical recluse type character
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Chris Dodkin
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Thanks Greg.
Christmas Birch Tree from CostCo - Has built-in LED lights!
Lit by the LEDs only - f/16 to get clean starbursts from each LED
Shot at night, exposed for the trunk
Ilford PanF with some contrast added
Dodging around the tree to clean-up any background light spill.
Christmas Birch Tree from CostCo - Has built-in LED lights!
Lit by the LEDs only - f/16 to get clean starbursts from each LED
Shot at night, exposed for the trunk
Ilford PanF with some contrast added
Dodging around the tree to clean-up any background light spill.
mek42
Well-known member
I like both and especially the color of the waterfall shot - the greens and oranges are well saturated.
As for the softness you describe for the leaf pic, I think that if your goal was a biology textbook, than yes, a bit sharper would be better. However, I don't think that is your goal. As an image to document late Autumn, it is plenty sharp. The not-sharp-as-a-tack-ness of the leaf structure evokes for me the sense of decay that the leaf is undergoing.
You've captured "today, but not tomorrow" where a sharper image would have captured "now and forevermore, trapped in amber".
Lastly, I hope it is ok for a MF wannabe to appreciate images here. Maybe in a year or two I'll be posting some.
As for the softness you describe for the leaf pic, I think that if your goal was a biology textbook, than yes, a bit sharper would be better. However, I don't think that is your goal. As an image to document late Autumn, it is plenty sharp. The not-sharp-as-a-tack-ness of the leaf structure evokes for me the sense of decay that the leaf is undergoing.
You've captured "today, but not tomorrow" where a sharper image would have captured "now and forevermore, trapped in amber".
Lastly, I hope it is ok for a MF wannabe to appreciate images here. Maybe in a year or two I'll be posting some.
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