Posts for: waegwan
Oct 8, 2023 02:41:45 #
Oct 7, 2023 21:38:35 #
rockdog wrote:
Thank you waegwan, back in those days, I bought Kodak Tri-X in 100 ft rolls, and developed it by often pushing a full stop or more. I sort of embraced the grain. The pleasant surprise is how much fun it is to work with these as digigal files. I appreciate you taking the time to comment.
Phil
Phil
Interesting, in those days I was shooting mostly 120 in TLRs. I too enjoy grain and high contrast. I shot a lot of Pan-X 100 because it was all I could get in 120 but every once in a while I'd get a roll of Tri-X 400. I developed my own film and made my own prints but it was community dark room so I had no control over the temp or age of the chemicals. It was always a little tricky to see what I'd get. Fortunately I enjoyed the time at the enlarger doing test strips, tilting, dodging and burning. I have just recently gotten a film scanner and started in that. :-)
Oct 6, 2023 21:12:44 #
Voss wrote:
Or is he just showing me his tats?
No disrespect, but I think he'd make a better Santa Claus than a bouncer or doorman :b
Anyway, good catch :-)
Oct 6, 2023 21:02:31 #
Spirit Vision Photography wrote:
Songs In The Key Of Life
(Neopan 1600 film)
(Neopan 1600 film)
Great catch, I love the shoes and the bird; they really make the photo for me :-)
Oct 6, 2023 21:00:09 #
SueScott wrote:
Taken at a recent wedding.
Excellent composition :-)
Oct 6, 2023 20:58:52 #
jack schade wrote:
This is sooc jpeg. I did crop it.
jack
jack
Very artsy and well balanced tone. :-)
Oct 6, 2023 20:56:30 #
RonDavis wrote:
Just walking into the PP sky 
I really like this one, the contrast of elements the sky, the sea, the wall, the walkway and the man. The tone control is perfect. :-)
Oct 6, 2023 20:52:54 #
FotoHog wrote:
The human face acts as the canvas that displays the inner emotions. 
Very nice set. I love capturing faces somewhat between poses when they are more natural like these :-)
Oct 6, 2023 20:50:14 #
Photolady2014 wrote:
I posted this photo as one of my favorites and Nalu requested that I try it in B&W. I do believe it is slightly better in B&W. Thanks Nalu for suggesting it. I sometimes think I get a bit carried away doing things in B&W or more often sepia.
Wow! What a catch! The IQ is stunning and the PP is perfect. This is the kind of work I can only dream about :-)
Oct 6, 2023 20:45:24 #
RonDavis wrote:
Out for a morning walk, saw the sun and shadows on these steps and thought this would make an interesting B/W….and waited until a subject was at the top.....
Very nice contrast, the figure at the top of the steps really makes the composition. You maximized being in the right place at the right time :-)
Oct 6, 2023 20:41:51 #
rockdog wrote:
Dubrovnik, 1971
Perfect street and B&W :-)
Oct 6, 2023 20:40:06 #
jaymatt wrote:
Along a curved road in Madison County, Indiana
The download is really nice, good example of depth of field and lines. :-)
Oct 6, 2023 20:37:54 #
Linda From Maine wrote:
Feedback welcomed.
Very nice, Linda, I'm a fan of roses, spider webs, and high contrast :-)
Oct 6, 2023 20:35:03 #
Nalu wrote:
I am posting this in two sections (birds and black and white) To me, anyway, the pose, and apparent "attitude" of the bird conveys my impressions of what the bird represents. I am sure there are innumerable adjectives that might describe what is "in" the image, or perhaps not for some. Do you have one?
There is no need to pixel peep on this image. Not that great. It's the image as a whole that I like.
Hope you enjoy!
There is no need to pixel peep on this image. Not that great. It's the image as a whole that I like.
Hope you enjoy!
Artistically stunning! Thanks for sharing :-)
Oct 6, 2023 20:32:14 #
rockdog wrote:
Fair Oaks, California 1968
The slow work of the American River reveals a geologic map.
The slow work of the American River reveals a geologic map.
Very nice for a scan from that period. :-)