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Nesster wrote:
I'll post a few as I scan and work them. I actually loaded the Bessa I on the beach (dumb, but the light leaks aren't bad) with Ilford Pan-F+, which is an ASA 50 film. I used a Series VI lens hood and vintage polarizer "Pioneer Polaroid" which is slightly brown. Development in D76 1:1, Epson 4490 scan. Voigtlander Bessa I Vaskar 6x9 folder. Focus and exposure via educated guess. This is daughter Lilly and her friend, the two of them do some excellent photography together.
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| Posted: Sat Aug 07, 2010 4:03 pm Post subject: Re: Bessa on the beach |
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tikkathree wrote:
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I'll post a few as I scan and work them. I actually loaded the Bessa I on the beach (dumb, but the light leaks aren't bad) with Ilford Pan-F+, which is an ASA 50 film. I used a Series VI lens hood and vintage polarizer "Pioneer Polaroid" which is slightly brown. Development in D76 1:1, Epson 4490 scan. Voigtlander Bessa I Vaskar 6x9 folder.
Focus and exposure via educated guess.
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You'd lost me there... right until that last sentence  It works for me though.
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fish4570 wrote:
Stunning tonal range and 3D ...
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Nesster wrote:
Thanks - I'm not sure I got quite what I wanted, I 'focused' on the tidal pool and branch.
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fish4570 wrote:
The couple walking in the bottom pic, despite the relative distance, have 3D pop, too.
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Nesster wrote:
No longer on the beach, and no more vintage polarizer...
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Orio wrote:
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Thanks - I'm not sure I got quite what I wanted, I 'focused' on the tidal pool and branch.
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I love this one, it is the kind of sea picture that I long to make - where the shore seems infinite.
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fish4570 wrote:
Amazing sharpness in the non-beach pic ...
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Nesster wrote:
Thank you, thank you... it was funny, as this was the first time I used the vintage polarizer, it's a bit brown rather than neutral... so at the beach I decided on b&w instead of color. In retrospect, color film would have done well too, next time.
Here's a windmill under restoration
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This is a wonderfully alive shot. That bird makes it ...
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spleenone wrote:
Very nice... that beach shots or that great capture of windmill
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