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deaders posted:Thought this looked familiar: Yeah, I wonder how he got down there. There's no easy riverbed access in the area, and I really wouldn't want to touch that water.
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Yeah that's rad. I've climbed a lot in Switzerland and yet somehow never managed to get to Grindelwald, the Wetterhorn traverse has been on my wishlist forever though. Some day... Berchtesgadener Alpen.
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^^ That's pretty rad. Now I have wants for medium/large format. I shot my first roll of film ever in life using a 1957 Kodak Pony 2. I got maybe 5 decent shots out of 24. The Kodak pony 2 doesn't really have a focus ring. You have to dial it in by feet and basically guess if you are the right distance. Apparently I suck at judging distances. It also has weird exposure settings and I blew most of my images out. This was the only landscape shot that looked half way decent:  Woods - 1957 Kodak Pony 2 by Eli Misel, on Flickr I have the bug now though! I think I'm gonna pick up an FM3. Choicecut fucked around with this message at 03:12 on May 12, 2016 |
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365 Nog Hogger posted:Confounding. Tell me more
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ansel autisms posted:Tell me more All of the elements compete and obscure; The text elements are simultaneously blocked and emphasized by the photographic elements (highlight bump on the apple, oof tree over room). In terms of visual weight the main sign, which would otherwise dominate, is de-emphasized by the boosted highlights, and is in competition with the tree (itself successfully obscuring the streetlight which is inversely related to the apple sign's luminance). The whole frame is problematized by the framing by the out of focus/blurred vegetation (top and bottom left, right side), which belie the natural intruction of the power line, and bring attention to the situation of the frame within the world. Without them, we would see a clean composition (with an incorporeal and unconsidered pov) which presents as a more traditional pointing-to rather than a sitting-within. e: Aesthetically, on my monitor the 'natural' shadow areas are all green tinged, which I would neutralize. 
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^^ You have more photog knowledge than I can comprehend. You lost me at compete and obscure. Let's make out. Bowling Alley by Eli Misel, on Flickr  Bowling Alley by Eli Misel, on Flickr  Bowling Alley by Eli Misel, on Flickr
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k-zed posted:top notch i really want this post to disappear so those two contrail posts can be together also for fart amplifier to move his to the right a little so the contrail lines up with the convergence of the two in the first post
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365 Nog Hogger posted:All of the elements compete and obscure; The text elements are simultaneously blocked and emphasized by the photographic elements (highlight bump on the apple, oof tree over room). In terms of visual weight the main sign, which would otherwise dominate, is de-emphasized by the boosted highlights, and is in competition with the tree (itself successfully obscuring the streetlight which is inversely related to the apple sign's luminance). The whole frame is problematized by the framing by the out of focus/blurred vegetation (top and bottom left, right side), which belie the natural intruction of the power line, and bring attention to the situation of the frame within the world. Without them, we would see a clean composition (with an incorporeal and unconsidered pov) which presents as a more traditional pointing-to rather than a sitting-within. Bummer. I was hoping the clutter would add something interesting but it sounds like it wasn't particularly effective. 
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365 Nog Hogger posted:presents as a more traditional pointing-to rather than a sitting-within. can you elaborate more on the difference or suggest reading on the topic?
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ansel autisms posted:Bummer. I was hoping the clutter would add something interesting but it sounds like it wasn't particularly effective. This is some serious hot poo poo. 
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