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Nordentro
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Olivier
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Olivier wrote:
Congrats Lars for perfectly mastering of light. 
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tomzcafe
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tomzcafe wrote:
Wat Ket Karam, Chiang Mai, Thailand with Kenlock.McTor Wide 24/2.8
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Mir
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Mir wrote:
VOIGTLÄNDER Nokton ASPHERICAL 1.2/35
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Teo
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Teo wrote:
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Wow.
Wolfgang, a great place very well exposed by your photograph !
Glass, steel and cement harmonize very well and I find your composition is very strong.
WIch equipment did you use ? Medium format ? |
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Teo
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Teo wrote:
Assisi cathedral , taken with Vivitar 17mm /3,5 aperture probably f8 . The camera was Nex3
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Gott23
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Gott23 wrote:
CZJ Sonnar 135mm f/3.5, at around f/8-11ish
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gaeger
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gaeger wrote:
From this spring. The Chinese Gate in Portland, Oregon. Nikkor 28-50mm f3.5 AIS, Nikon FM2n, Kodacolor 400 film.
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Olivier
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Olivier wrote:
The eye of the photographer !
Nice shot.
It seems you've developed some films these days. 
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gaeger
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gaeger wrote:
We took a hike out to the Dungeness Spit lighthouse in Washington state -- nearly 11 miles round trip, so you have to watch the tides. We started out about a half-hour past high tide, and big surf was pushing waves up over the dunes, so it was exciting -- you can't hike on the inland side of the spit because it's a bird sanctuary, so that leaves you trying to climb up onto logs to escape the waves! Nikkor 20mm f4 K, Nikon D5500. F11, 1/1000th sec., ISO 400.
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Olivier
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Olivier wrote:
What a beautiful and very clean place.
I'm wondering why so much buildings around the lighthouse.
Are there inhabitants ?
Often, in France, we have automated lighthouses, alone, and no more guardians.
Have a nice day.
Olivier
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Minolfan
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gaeger
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gaeger wrote:
Olivier; This light is decommissioned. But a group of volunteers works around the year to keep it up. People pay to stay in the keeper's house for a week, but they also have chores to keep everything looking good.
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gaeger
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gaeger wrote:
"Drawing contours, shapes, and lines
From the nebula, it shines,
Strange as fiction."
-- Stephen Edgar, "The Building of Light"
Architecture on the University of Washington campus. Vivitar 20mm f3.8 T4 lens in Nikon F non-Ai mount. Nikon D5500. F11, 1/1250th sec., ISO 200. Conversion in Nik Silver Efex Pro 2.
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evgenv
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evgenv wrote:
Bronica SQ-A, 80PS, Acros 100 |
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gaeger
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gaeger wrote:
Gosh, it's been almost a year since this thread was active! I was out with my Nikkor 85mm f1.8 K and my equally old Nikon F2 with Fuji Superia last week in an almost deserted downtown Seattle, and this is a result.
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Doc Sharptail
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Doc Sharptail wrote:
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Gosh, it's been almost a year since this thread was active! I was out with my Nikkor 85mm f1.8 K and my equally old Nikon F2 with Fuji Superia last week in an almost deserted downtown Seattle, and this is a result.
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gaeger
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gaeger wrote:
"Upon the wreckage of thy yesterday
Design the structure of to-morrow. Lay
Strong corner stones of purpose, and prepare
Great blocks of wisdom, cut from past despair."
-- Ella Wheeler Wilcox, "The Structure"
Grain terminal, Seattle. Nikkor 25-50mm f/4 AIS, Nikon D610.
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16:9
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16:9 wrote:
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Lovely space, well captured.
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iangreenhalgh1
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iangreenhalgh1 wrote:
Eskmeals Viaduct, stitched from many HDR frames.
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gaeger
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gaeger wrote:
Excellent shot.
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