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 Zion last week and some film from various bike trips this year        
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Small world. I like the color palette you are using, most people with 590nm conversions seem push the tones towards orange to get the Aerochrome look (guilty).
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8th-snype posted:Small world. Cheers, yeah I try and to go for something a bit more surreal, which is a nice contrast to the usual landscapes tones. I really love the candyland look to be honest.
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toggle posted:Cheers, yeah I try and to go for something a bit more surreal, which is a nice contrast to the usual landscapes tones. I really love the candyland look to be honest. It's a good look.
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Oct 12, 2020 23:27
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Cacator posted:
Nice.   
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Cacator posted:
I wanted to do this (along with smutwood) so bad last year but it got snowed out and I was packed for summer weather with a chance of snow showers, not winter in June.  You nailed it.
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xzzy posted:I wanted to do this (along with smutwood) so bad last year but it got snowed out and I was packed for summer weather with a chance of snow showers, not winter in June. Thanks! It wasn't ideal conditions for me either, fairly overcast with a few rainy spells. Plus most of the larches were bare by that point. But it adds to the atmosphere.  Solitude by Cacator, on Flickr
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Bottom Liner posted:and some film from various bike trips this year Loving these, what film did you use?
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Fuji Xtra 400 from Walmart. My go to point and shoot film because it’s cheap and well rounded for daytime use in the pano camera I use.
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Finally got caught up on this thread! So much talent here--it's both inspiring and intimidating as hell. I usually do landscapes/nature stuff, but the other day I was reading about minimalist photography and it really grabbed me. Happened to get a really nice, smothering fog on the lake a few days later so I gave it a go.     It was a little different, working with so much blank whiteness--when I first exported these out of Lightroom and opened them up in a different viewer they were a much darker grey than I was expecting, because I'd been using a black background in LR. So I bumped the whites up but I'm not sure if I took it far enough.
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artsy fartsy posted:Finally got caught up on this thread! So much talent here--it's both inspiring and intimidating as hell. The first three are absolutely excellent! Wow. Not sold on the framing on the sign one though, the ground grounds it, in contrast to the etherealness of the first three.
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Oct 18, 2020 12:58
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Fog is the best. Here’s a handful from a nice foggy morning in Friday Harbor, Washington.   
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thats good poo poo
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Oct 20, 2020 07:47
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Nice. I like the shadows of the trees.
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Nice, dig those blues
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From my last camping trip.     
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artsy fartsy posted:From my last camping trip. Man, woodland scenes are hard. Flat light on overcast days make it even harder. I like the subject in #4, but I wish the lighting or atmosphere was more interesting. It seems like there was some haze at least. I'm still working through my California trip from last year. Here are some shots from the beach under Salk Institute.   
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PolishPandaBear posted:Man, woodland scenes are hard. Flat light on overcast days make it even harder. I like the subject in #4, but I wish the lighting or atmosphere was more interesting. It seems like there was some haze at least. It was basically drizzling/misting the whole time it wasn't raining balls. Does make for some very pretty hikes, like walking through Fern Gully or something. One more that imgur ate: 
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Oct 23, 2020 11:21
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artsy fartsy posted:It was basically drizzling/misting the whole time it wasn't raining balls. Does make for some very pretty hikes, like walking through Fern Gully or something. This one's my favourite but I also likes this one artsy fartsy posted:
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Agree. The texture of the rain in the stream is nice and I like the way the stream leads you into the scene.
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The trees have good separation too, which is hard to do in a forest. It means you can actually see trees instead of a mess of lines going every which way.
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Oct 23, 2020 17:55
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Maybe a bit cheesy, but not a composite.
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artsy fartsy posted:It was basically drizzling/misting the whole time it wasn't raining balls. Does make for some very pretty hikes, like walking through Fern Gully or something. I like the concept of this but it looks strangely tilted.
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