Griffin
Grampa's cameras user
Go out early and shoot color!
Morning Glory, Alblasserwaard 01 by Griph010, on Flickr
Morning Glory, Alblasserwaard 02 by Griph010, on Flickr
Morning Glory, Alblasserwaard 01 by Griph010, on Flickr
Morning Glory, Alblasserwaard 02 by Griph010, on Flickr
collum
Established
love the mood, light, composition in both of these.. fantastic images!!
Dull is great, a clear blue sky turns me off
Steve
taskoni
Well-known
This is what I do, then blowing up the highlights as much as I can.
totifoto
Well-known
totifoto
Well-known
Freakscene
Obscure member
Develop longer.
Marty
Marty
Bob Michaels
nobody special
Ladas are built using the original Fiat design and tooling that Russia bought when Fiat ceased production of that model. I have ridden in a lot of Lada's in Cuba. Spent my share to time sitting on the side of the road while the driver was under the hood getting them running again.
Chriscrawfordphoto
Real Men Shoot Film.
Try shooting some portraits? Its like living in a huge softbox.
Love portraits on overcast days!
Jan. I worked with her at a big-box store when I was in college over a decade ago. She still works there.
Gedda Starlin. We went to art school together. One of the most intelligent women I have ever known, and an extremely talented painter. I made this many years ago, when we were in school. She still looks the same, but with grayer hair.
My son at age 4, with his first camera, a Canon Owl. He has a Nikon D70 now, and a Kodak point-n-shoot digital.
drew.saunders
Well-known
In the winters, our rainy season, I'll get some flowers from the nice Japanese ladies at the farmers' market and shoot them indoors.
Setup:
The backdrop is cheap felt from a fabric store. I got 2 yard pieces in white, grey and black, about $7 each if I remember. The lamps are cheap ones from Ikea with a little CF bulb in them, but at $10 each, I might get more of these LED lamps as well: http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/20169658/
Result:
Sometimes I use the Mamiya 645E and macro lens instead of the 4x5.
Setup:
The backdrop is cheap felt from a fabric store. I got 2 yard pieces in white, grey and black, about $7 each if I remember. The lamps are cheap ones from Ikea with a little CF bulb in them, but at $10 each, I might get more of these LED lamps as well: http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/20169658/
Result:
Sometimes I use the Mamiya 645E and macro lens instead of the 4x5.
Trius
Waiting on Maitani
It was a dull, overcast day ...
jaredangle
Photojournalist
Shot the following image on a dull, completely overcast rainy day. The cloudyness more or less gives you a neutral slate to start from for contrast, so you have a maximum level of control with darkroom filters or curves in Photoshop.
collum
Established
overcast
redisburning
Well-known
really like that last one.
ferider
Veteran
That's one of the best photos of Sutro Baths I've seen, Collum, thanks for sharing.
collum
Established
Thanks all. Was M8, 15mm CV Infrared, just before dawn
collum
Established
In a way, there is no excuse, it's more difficult for others ....
Beautiful mood. Well done!
shadowfox
Darkroom printing lives
ferider
Veteran
charjohncarter
Veteran
In California all my roll film is set for sunny days. When we get a dull grey I lift the ISO/EI to get more contrast unless I'm going to shoot the whole roll. I also use Efke 820IR if it is in the winter when the leaves have fallen. If I have transparency film or Portra 160NC I just meter and shoot:
Freakscene
Obscure member
In California all my roll film is set for sunny days. When we get a dull grey I lift the ISO/EI to get more contrast unless I'm going to shoot the whole roll. I also use Efke 820IR if it is in the winter when the leaves have fallen. If I have transparency film or Portra 160NC I just meter and shoot:
Persimmons! Mine are little green nuggets right now, but we're just going into summer. They won't be full-sized or ripe until next Autumn, maybe April 2012, most likely.
Marty