Johnny Canuck3
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firky said:
Stop what?
May photo-thread [Big pics!]
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Stop what?
Johnny Canuck3
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Bernie Gunther said:
I like the cherubs too.
Well it is certainly infernal in a different more modern sense of the word.
Johnny Canuck3
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Stanley Edwards said:
I suppose it is sort of Lynch-like. It's one of these garden centres, at a Wal Mart. But like the opening for Blue Velvet, underneath the cozy exteriors of lawn fertilizer and nasturtiums, lies the evil world of gnome hell.
Bernie Gunther
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Stanley Edwards said:
Hocus Eye. said:
Thanks
I'm going to try the local lab for B&W. Very reasonable prices for old fashioned fibre based prints with glaze. I'll also get a decent scan done of the neg and post a better image here another day.
Don't know if this would be of any use to you:
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/zencart/index.php? main_page=product_info&cPath=11&products_id=86
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/zencart/index.php? main_page=product_info&cPath=11&products_id=86
Pie 1
I like that picture a lot. I prefer it to the two landscapes. Those clouds look almost solid and I love what they do to the light over the buildings.
In your exif data it says:
"Planar Configuration = chunky format (1)" What is that in centimetres? Is that 6 by 7?
What other formats are available on your camera back?
I like that picture a lot. I prefer it to the two landscapes. Those clouds look almost solid and I love what they do to the light over the buildings.
In your exif data it says:
"Planar Configuration = chunky format (1)" What is that in centimetres? Is that 6 by 7?
What other formats are available on your camera back?
Hocus Eye. Those clouds look almost solid[/QUOTE said:The beauty of good ND Grads!
Hocus Eye. said:
No idea
The Aptus chip is 4450x6088 - (basically 645 film size) & the back is mounted on the RZ (6x7cm) via an adapter plate with interface contacts on it.
It can also be used on a selection of 5x4's, Rolli's, mamiya 645 & Hasselblad 503's etc
I get it I think. 60 by 45 mm is chunkier than 60 by 70 would be. Thanks.
zenie said:How do you get that colour effect Pie 1?
An increadably precise and studiously methodical technique called 'Aimlessly Dicking Around With Lightroom'
I'm quite into the desaturated landscape look at the moment.
Start with a well metered & grey carded RAW exposure with all camera profiles off & then in Lightroom, it's basically desaturation & raising vibrancy a little, tweeking colour temp to stay neutral, a bit of levels, and a splash of curves.
Johnny Canuck2 said:
These are great
This one just howls Cornwall corrupted and bastardised.
Is this the same Walmart garden center type place?
Johnny Canuck3
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Stanley Edwards said:These are great
This one just howls Cornwall corrupted and bastardised.
Is this the same Walmart garden center type place?
Yes. Walmart can be a fascinating place. I've been taking pics there the last few times I've been [I don't actually go to walmart all that much...]
This pic has nothing to do with gnomes, and it's not that great a shot, but it is quintessential Walmart:
http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g33/refreshment_66/IMG_0032b.jpg?t=1178669662
big eejiesyt said:Nice shot Madusa, happy and fun like you say.
Here's a more sombre shot of a protestor in Bristol at the weekend (selective desaturation applied):
What's the protest about?
big eejit
She looks like Alan Gilzean
No idea. I thought at the time it was about traffic pollution or something like that but someone on flickr suggested it was anti war because of the guantanamo look.
I still think it was more likely environmental and the bright orange is a practical move to make sure she didn't get mown down by a car.
I still think it was more likely environmental and the bright orange is a practical move to make sure she didn't get mown down by a car.
big eejit said:
Hmnn...
Night Nite!
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