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I like this one a lot.
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Yup, that's pretty awesome. If you cover the top part with your hand it could easily be mistaken for an aerial shot of a snowy field.
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This is pretty awesome.
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torgeaux posted:Where you gonna be? I'm in Evergreen, Co now. We just got 8 inches of snow, or so, and it's a great time to be in the rockies. Banff-Jasper parkway (Alberta Highway 93) - a place named Mosquito Creek - about 25 km north of Lake Louise. It was indeed excellent, the snow was fine and the views were glorious. Pictures being digested by LR at the moment.
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Helicity posted:I like this one a lot. Same. Fantastic. I'm beginning to understand what people mean about this site vs mainstream photography sites because only here would the frosted bonnet get a louder ovation than your city skyline at dusk.
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Slavvy posted:Same. You can find good poo poo on Flickr or whatever too just not necessarily on the front page of explore. hth. That frosted hood picture owns though.
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First time using a decent ND filter.. 
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ExecuDork posted:Banff-Jasper parkway (Alberta Highway 93) - a place named Mosquito Creek - about 25 km north of Lake Louise. It was indeed excellent, the snow was fine and the views were glorious. Pictures being digested by LR at the moment. Great! It's 20 below zero now here, so you hit them at the right time.
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Thanks all!Slavvy posted:Fantastic. I'm beginning to understand what people mean about this site vs mainstream photography sites because only here would the frosted bonnet get a louder ovation than your city skyline at dusk. My final image of 2014:  Exotic plant, office, Pershore
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I went out for a walk this morning. There was no one else around. 2015-7 by Tom Rintjema, on Flickr  2015-2 by Tom Rintjema, on Flickr  2015-1 by Tom Rintjema, on Flickr  2015-5 by Tom Rintjema, on Flickr
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alkanphel I have been meaning to ask, how do you compose your square crop shots? Do you use the Fuji EVF that lets you see square crop in the EVF or do you do it in post?
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I am also interested in this, but I suspect the answer is "the viewfinder" because most (all?) of those square shots are from his Hasselblad 6x6 medium-format.
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ExecuDork posted:I am also interested in this, but I suspect the answer is "the viewfinder" because most (all?) of those square shots are from his Hasselblad 6x6 medium-format. didn't know he had one of those, you're probably right
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Alkenphel is consistently one of the best photogs in the Dorkroom, at least in my opinion. Just solid, great photos put up over and over and over. So I'm still very interested in what he does to create those images, especially composition. He's also better than most of us - especially me - about using Flickr's tags to actually provide useful information about his photos. It's also the traditional time of year for resolutions, and I'd like to a) work out if I'm in a rut as far as photography is concerned and then b) break out of that rut somehow. Fixing my jammed Kiev 60 (also a 6x6 120 camera, though not nearly as good as a Hassy) and blowing a few hundred dollars on film / developing / scanning for it is a good place to start, I think. The landscape thread is as good as any for a place to talk about composition. Anyone come to any recent realizations, ideas, questions, or complaints lately?
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Thanks for the compliment ExecuDork! And yeah, I'd say 90% of my square shots are taken with the Hasselblad so that makes the framing much easier. The much larger viewing area in the viewfinder also helps a lot when selecting the composition and scene because you can see a lot more clearly. Might as well add a square shot since I'm posting anyway...  Canopy, Stirling Road by alkanphel, on Flickr alkanphel fucked around with this message at 17:10 on Jan 2, 2015 |
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Is using a hasselblad sort of like using the camera function in Instagram?
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RangerScum posted:Is using a hasselblad sort of like using the camera function in Instagram? That's where Hasselblad got it.
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RangerScum posted:Is using a hasselblad sort of like using the camera function in Instagram? Well most of my friends say that the Hasselblad makes for a great Instagram camera, so I guess that's a yes.
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alkanphel posted:Well most of my friends say that the Hasselblad makes for a great Instagram camera, so I guess that's a yes. What's your Instagram account
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Over the holidays I was digging through a bunch of my old stuff at my parents' place and I came across some negatives I had shot in a high school photography class in 1999.  I took poo poo photographs 15 years ago and I still take poo poo photographs today  No idea what camera it was, but I remember it was an older manual SLR. Film was Tri-X 400. I did some wet printing too which turned out crappy. BANME.sh fucked around with this message at 23:29 on Jan 2, 2015 |
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bobmarleysghost posted:What's your Instagram account you are never gonna guess it
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bobmarleysghost posted:What's your Instagram account Same as my nick. Don't bother though, it's all old stuff.
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Dren posted:you are never gonna guess it Hue alkanphel posted:Same as my nick. Don't bother though, it's all old stuff. Too late. You posted stuff 2 day ago, can't be that old.
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