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Camera: Pentx 67ii (6x7 Medium format)
Lens: Pentax 67 55 mm f/4,
Film: Kodak T-MAX 100 developed in Rodinal 1+50
Film scanner: Plustek OpticFilm 120
I played a bit with colour effects and liked this outcome - and no, no b&w-version in this case. :)
Wish you all a lovely weekend!
My website: www.uma-wirth.com
Been trying out DxO Filmpack 4,has some interesting film filters to use. This is Polaroid 690 with no grain.
Sony NEX-5R,Cosinon 50mm F1.7
1/400sec F2.8 ISO100
Ebony Forest, Mauritius.
Seen from the main ridge looking towards the sea. Very distant.
Also seen in the Black River Gorge, again very distant.
Here’s one that missed out on the first edit back in 2005 as being too - er, average. But with the passing years, and steam’s demise, ‘average’ can morph into sentiments that say - “I’m happy I took that”. Two QJs work their westbound freight through a dusty landscape towards Lindong on the Jitong Line in Nei Mongol, China.
Inner Mongolia, China.
April 2005. © David Hill
Antelope Canyon, Arizona
Antelope is the iconic slot canyon, a photographer's dream with the midday sun bouncing off the water-carved sandstone walls and beams of light illuminating dust in the air. The extreme contrast between the shadows and the light is challenging, but not as challenging as coping with the crowds.
The Navajo Nation runs the concession, taking photographers and tourists through the narrow canyon. Did I say it was narrow? Like soldiers from the Napoleonic era, the photographers work their cameras and tripods in ranks, some kneeling and others standing, while the guides throw up handfuls of sand to catch the light. Then you move along, figuring out exposures while trying to avoid people in your shot.
Baby Screech Owl (owlet) located in Parc Angrignon, Montréal, Québec, Canada.
Nikon D7000 F/7.1 1/500 sec. ISO-200 300mm
Special thanks to the kind Michel Paquin who took the time to tell us and direct us towards these cute little owlets.
Un grand merci à Michel Paquin pour sa gentillesse et son temps de nous informer et de nous aider à trouver ces petits hiboux.