Douglas L wrote:
Beautiful full moon, Bob. I haven't seen full moon in our area for several months. It was always raining or too cloudy on the full moon days.
Some shots from yesterday morning:
Thanks Douglas! Nice shots of DC. Used to live there many years ago and miss those glorious cherry blossoms.
rji2goleez wrote:
Thanks Douglas! Nice shots of DC. Used to live there many years ago and miss those glorious cherry blossoms.
Thanks Bob. The Tidal Basin will be closed to the public this year during the peak of of the cherry blossoms. I know we can see cherry blossoms in many places but nothing like those around the Tidal Basin. Maybe next year...
Looking across open field at the mountains in the background and the sky just after sunset.
Tripod mounted A7r and Minolta CLE MC 40mm f2 M-Rokkor lens.
ISO 100, f8?, 1/125 second.
Exposure Corrected +0.20 Stops.
October 3, 2015
Along Adirondack Loj Road near the intersection of Route 73, Adirondack Mountains, Lake Placid, NY.
Something a bit different...
I took the original (film) image on a Gandolfi 10"x 8" Field camera about 35 years ago, using a Schneider Kreuznach 165mm Super-Angulon lens.
Several years later (early 90's) I then made 2 alternative iron process prints in the darkroom (New Cyanotype print on the left) + (Argyrotype print on the right) handcoated onto Arches Platine paper.
I then copied these 2 images (Sony A7R2 + Sony 90mm Macro) and applied them in layers onto one of my background paper templates (Japanese Awagami handmade paper - Kozo Natural Bizan).
leicamera wrote:
Something a bit different...
I took the original (film) image on a Gandolfi 10"x 8" Field camera about 35 years ago, using a Schneider Kreuznach 165mm Super-Angulon lens.
Several years later (early 90's) I then made 2 alternative iron process prints in the darkroom (New Cyanotype print on the left) + (Argyrotype print on the right) handcoated onto Arches Platine paper.
I then copied these 2 images (Sony A7R2 + Sony 90mm Macro) and applied them in layers onto one of my background paper templates (Japanese Awagami handmade paper - Kozo Natural Bizan).
Gunzorro wrote:
Another great photo, Bob! You prove it is the photographer, and not necessarily the gear, that captures the beauty.
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West 3rd St, Hoquiam, WA
a7R4, FD 35/2.8 @ f/8.0, Metabones FD-E, 2-shot pano, LR
Thanks Jim, much appreciated! I have to tell you . . . When I walk the dog around the neighborhood and photograph some houses, I can’t help but think of your photos and they get better and better.
