Cira Crowell

[raydm6]

https://ciracrowell.com/

https://leica-camera.com/en-US/lfp-h...y-cira-crowell

Cira began taking pictures 30 years ago with a Leicaflex SL2 film camera that once belonged to her grandfather. Her passion for photography and Leica has continued as she travels internationally photographing some of the world’s most engaging natural and urban landscapes.

 

[Retro-Grouch]

Some stunning work. It would be even more so if she were less heavy-handed with the processing. That seems to be one of the temptations of digital: the ability to create excessive drama very easily. Not that it can't also be done with film, of course!

 

[Out to Lunch]

I've never been a fan of rocks and stones in black and white but that's just me. Cheers, OtL

 

[zuikologist]

Looks good, thanks for sharing.

 

[Retro-Grouch]

I've never been a fan of rocks and stones in black and white but that's just me. Cheers, OtL

Somewhere, Ansel is reading your post. Be afraid.

 

[Deleted member 65559]

Some stunning work. It would be even more so if she were less heavy-handed with the processing. That seems to be one of the temptations of digital: the ability to create excessive drama very easily. Not that it can't also be done with film, of course!

Yes, the heavily over-processed look loses my interest right away.

 

[Out to Lunch]

"Somewhere, Ansel is reading your post. Be afraid". No worries. I met him just the other day and he is now ankle-deep into PhotoShop and food photography. It's all good. Cheers, OtL

 

[oldwino]

Yes, the heavily over processed look loses my interest right away.

and the canned marketing PR-speak of the “interview”.