jky
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Cheers.
Cheers.
A couple pics....
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cmogi10
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Very nice! can I ask what lens/film you were using?
jky
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35mm Skopar w/ Hp5+ (DDX for dev). Thanks for the comment!
fraley
Beware of Claws
I like them both. Great range of tones, interesting subjects. You might try cloning out the chair on the extreme right of the group shot, or cropping it out. It draws my eye away from the central figure. I like how they are all lined up on the wall!
jky
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Fraley,
Thanks for the tip - considered cropping it out, but I felt that I would have cropped too much... maybe I'll just burn it out a bit in PS.
It may sound weird, but sometimes I have this inner struggle on how much to crop as I want to leave the scene as close to the way I captured it on film. But then I dodge/burn the sucker anyway.... oh well, whatever 😉
Thanks for the tip - considered cropping it out, but I felt that I would have cropped too much... maybe I'll just burn it out a bit in PS.
It may sound weird, but sometimes I have this inner struggle on how much to crop as I want to leave the scene as close to the way I captured it on film. But then I dodge/burn the sucker anyway.... oh well, whatever 😉
back alley
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it looks like there is a sign on that chair and the guy in front is reading it.
the chair could stay...depends on the effect you are going for. removing the chair might make the viewer wonder what that guy is looking at. just a thought.
nice shots, gotta love that cv glass.
joe
the chair could stay...depends on the effect you are going for. removing the chair might make the viewer wonder what that guy is looking at. just a thought.
nice shots, gotta love that cv glass.
joe
Vincenzo Maielli
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Nice shots.
Ciao.
Vincenzo
Ciao.
Vincenzo
jky
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Yeah Joe, the gentleman was looking at the sign (there was an outdoor market there).
I must say that I've never shot with Leica glass, but am truly enjoying the 35mm & 40mm VC lenses. Very good image quality at an even better price!
The 35Skopar suffered a blemish as a local carrying a brief case smacked it denting the built in hood.... actually quite proud of its new dimple.
I must say that I've never shot with Leica glass, but am truly enjoying the 35mm & 40mm VC lenses. Very good image quality at an even better price!
The 35Skopar suffered a blemish as a local carrying a brief case smacked it denting the built in hood.... actually quite proud of its new dimple.
John Elder
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Don't crop 35mm film! Full frame or no frame. In my not so humble opinion.
sam_m
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that second shot is great! so many characters.
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