A feebile attempt at a self portrait. Still learning, still trying.
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P-A-D: NR edition (January) - people
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Great expressions Skid!
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Great shots, skid. I think that self-portrait would work well B&W, too.
Chris, I like the composition in that train shot.
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Ohh I love that train shot!
Sooc as well.
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Thanks Niko and Jonny. I was trying my Hannable (A-Team) look out. LOL
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Another older street shot from the summer. Same setup, Pentax 67 with 105/2.4 and TX320 in Acufine.
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Nice shots Chris but I'm noticing the above image could have used a bit of dodging. No big deal just saying.
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Friendship
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NikoDoby said:
Nice shots Chris but I'm noticing the above image could have used a bit of dodging. No big deal just saying.Thanks, Niko :)
Yeah, my P67 doesn't have a light meter so I just use what my eyes tell me. I metered about a half stop under on that one, so when I get around to actually printing it I'll probs have to do a little dodging. I usually just correct neg scans for contrast and dust, I don't do any editing really until I actually make a print in the darkroom.
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Ha Ha! "Analog Chris" still does his dodging and burning in the computer! Wimp :^)
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NikoDoby said:
Ha Ha! "Analog Chris" still does his dodging and burning in the computer! Wimp :^)No no, that's not what I meant :)
I meant I do my dodging and burning under the enlarger, and then scan the print. But unfortunately I don't always have the time for that, so occasionally I have to settle with a neg scan (on which I only correct for contrast and dust marks). Neg scans never get any special treatment from me really, unless it's a shot intended strictly for digital display :)
You should see my collection of home made wire dodging wands.
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lol, I'm just messing with ya Chris :^)
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Jonnyapple- Beautiful....excellent composition.
Had fun playing with some long exposures earlier...
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Thanks, aprille. Your beach shots have made me wish I didn't live in a frozen wasteland this time of year.
alphanikonrex said:
Great shot Jonny—what's the building in the back?BTW, I took a look at your EXIF and I saw a long list of "Paint Correction Mask Dabs"—did you do a lot of retouching?
It's the mormon temple in Salt Lake City; that's where they got married, though I only did their engagement and bridals and not their wedding.
Lightroom is weird that it includes those brush tool corrections in the exif. In this case, it was just a desaturation mask to make the word (PLA)ZA on the left side grey instead of distracting neon red. I think this is, so far, the shot where I have been most impressed with Nikon's CLS. I just exposed for the building, took my SB-600 in wireless TTL and held it off-camera left then triggered my camera with a remote release. Easy peasy, as they say. Shots like this make my buddy with his canon 5D pretty jealous.
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Chris - This is gorgeous.
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One of your best so far Chris :^)
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Great lighting
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It's technically another day now, so here's another print :)
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The only criticism I have is I'm missing the audio, Chris. Beautiful. Your last was, as well.
Aprille, great mood and color.
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Chris- those last two...amazing. I'm not even kidding. Especially the second one.
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