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gaeger
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gaeger wrote:
This is with a Nikkor 85mm f1.8 K. I got sand in it in Africa back in the 1980s and only recently dissassembled it and cleaned it out. Does OK now. This is on a Nikon D3200.
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wolfhansen
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wolfhansen wrote:
Steampunk
Sony A7 & Sigma 70-300mm
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pentaxpete
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pentaxpete wrote:
Tough Guy ! Re-enactment. 1962 Rolleicord Vb + Philips fill-in flash + 1993 ORWO NP22 film processed in Promicrol
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Sciolist
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Sciolist wrote:
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Tough Guy ! Re-enactment. 1962 Rolleicord Vb + Philips fill-in flash + 1993 ORWO NP22 film processed in Promicrol
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A re-enactment which you made look real. Thanks Pete. |
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Sciolist
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Sciolist wrote:
[quote="wolfhansen
Steampunk
Sony A7 & Sigma 70-300mm[/quote]
Love Steampunk. Thanks wolfhansen. |
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gaeger
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gaeger wrote:
In another forum, a poster said that most old SLR lenses can't achieve what kit lenses do these days. I said that if any of his readers had any old Nikkors, they should just send them to me and save themselves the embarassment.
circa-1968 UD-Nikkor 20mm f3.5 on a Nikon D610.
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gaeger
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gaeger wrote:
Sorry, this is a little out of season. Taken this spring along the Willamette River 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:
Beautiful.
I like the tones and the progressive softness of the bokeh.
Very nice picture, and lady.
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woodrim
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woodrim wrote:
I don't do people very often but on this occasion, I saw an opportunity. I was photographing the dragonfly when this little girl came along. Her mother kept telling her to not go too close. Finally, and with the mother's permission, I stepped back and told the girl she could get real close for a good look.
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gaeger
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gaeger wrote:
My mother at her table in Ketchikan, Alaska, Nov. 8, 2019
Nikkor-S 35mm f2.8, Nikon F2. F2.8, 1/30th sec., Fujicolor Superia 400.
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Paulius
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Flea market folks
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The rest - Hexanon 57/1,4 and 135/3,2
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gaeger
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gaeger wrote:
Lovely images!
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gaeger
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gaeger wrote:
Scene of another July in old Seattle. Minolta X700, Soligor 35mm f2, Kodacolor 200.
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Olivier
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Olivier wrote:
Great composition and settings, Gil.
When looking closely, I notice the depth of field, your precise framing and the way you keep details in lights and shadows.
There is experience, thinking and work behind this picture.
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gaeger
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gaeger wrote:
Gosh, thank you, Olivier. There were interesting reflections off glass that brought sone light to what could have been very dark areas. But really just luck!8
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IAZA
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IAZA wrote:
Great pictures above guys.
People on our main street, all with Bausch & Lomb 75/1,8 cinephor
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Paulius
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Paulius wrote:
Sony A7R, Componon-S 100mm f4,5
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Sciolist
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Sciolist wrote:
God, all the good characters live in one place now. Paulius's flea market. *Hmph* |
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gaeger
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gaeger wrote:
Since my retirement, I've been using my spare time (isn't all my time spare at this point?) to go through the stuff I've accumulated in a lifetime and get rid of the irrelevancies. In doing so, I was looking through a box of old contact sheets ranging from high school and college days through my years at the Anchorage Times. And down in the side of that box, I found a used roll of film. It was a bulk roll marked "Anchorage Times" so probably Tri-X from the newspaper's stash -- but what was on it? It would have been shot no later than 1982 -- would any images survive? I took it in to Ken's Camera in Everett, and they were game to try. So on Wednesday I went in and picked up the developed negatives.
The emulsion was badly damaged -- four decades of moving around the country with no refrigeration -- but there were images! A wedding reception ... guests arriving ... by chairlift ... at the top of Alyeska ... many Times people in the photos.
The people at center and right in the foreground of this image were a sports copy editor at the paper, and my boss there. Both were wonderful, hard-working people, and both have passed on now. But we sure had a lot of fun back in those days.
Probably shot with a Nikon F2, Nikkor-S 35mm f2.8, on Tri-X.
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OneKeyB
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OneKeyB wrote:
This is Esmee; @ the annual WPE "water-tank" event of (Warmbloed Paarden Vereniging Eemland).
Hardware used:
Nikon D800 + Nikkor 35mm E-series F2.8
ISO 640, 1/500sec, F8
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