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flyingpalm
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 Posted: Thu Sep 09, 2010 5:17 pm Post subject: A few shots taken with Mamiya 7 |
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flyingpalm wrote:
I recently took a trip to the east coast of the US.
The set up is Mamiya 7 + 65/4, Fujifilm RVP100, epson V700 scanner
Any comments are welcome.
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Nesster wrote:
I just decided to quit photography. These are each excellent, clear, pure, naturally detailed, well composed, and make me feel like the total hack I am 
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Attila wrote:
Excellent ones! I especially like first one.
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flyingpalm
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flyingpalm wrote:
Thanks Attila, but do you think there's anything wrong with the the first picture? My friend said it maybe too heavy on the left side...... |
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Joosep wrote:
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Superb !
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| Thanks Attila, but do you think there's anything wrong with the the first picture? My friend said it maybe too heavy on the left side...... |
The first is fine ! Maybe just the horizon could be straighter and the museum picture a little to the left. But thats really picking on stupid details. All of them are really nice, oddly I even like the lasts one little overexposure.
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rbelyell wrote:
i too love the first one and the interesting perspective you chose--just lovely. i have been thinking about a mamiya 7 or a fuji gw680 and maybe you just made up my mind.
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Katastrofo wrote:
Superb shot, all! I can see what your friend means, maybe swinging abit
to the left where the one bridge support would be more centered in the
picture to balance the comp, but still like it the way it is.
Excellent work! 
(Mamiya 7 is an RF so moved it to this forum.) |
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mo wrote:
The statue of the lady...wow captures the pose.
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Nesster wrote:
Re the Brooklyn Bridge - I happen to own it - I'll trade it for your mamiya 7...
Of the many compositions possible with the Brooklyn Bridge - and not only do I own it, I've lived next to it and walked across it to work daily - I think this one's a good selection. Yes, the frame isn't balanced, but OTH this is a suspension bridge and one gets the sensation of the span being flung out from this massive buttress, true suspension and dynamism.
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fish4570 wrote:
I very much like the first museum photo; my eye was drawn first to the painting in the background and THEN to the sculpture ...
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