Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => Street Showcase => Topic started by: mpower on June 20, 2019, 08:54:36 pm
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A local Kmart was demolished. I had to hang the camera over the construction fence and let auto-focus do it's job as there was no way I could stand high enough to look through the camera and compose. My first roll of the re-released Kodak Ektachrome 100. Nikon F6, 28-85 D, Kodak E100, dev and scan by NCPS. Cropped slightly. Thank you.
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Very effective.
At first glance at the thumbnail, I thought it was another nice mountain scene with a lake in the middle ground.
Then I clicked for the bigger image, and wow!
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Nice image!
My first roll of the re-released Kodak Ektar 100. Nikon F6, 28-85 D, Kodak E100, dev and scan by NCPS. Cropped slightly. Thank you.
Ektar 100 or E100? Two different films...
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Has an after war look.
mark
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Very effective.
At first glance at the thumbnail, I thought it was another nice mountain scene with a lake in the middle ground.
Then I clicked for the bigger image, and wow!
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Exactly as I did. Good shot.
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Very effective.
At first glance at the thumbnail, I thought it was another nice mountain scene with a lake in the middle ground.
Then I clicked for the bigger image, and wow!
Lake Tahoe.
It's a new dimension courtesy Photoshop and the LuLa reproduction team: Trumpspeak Images. What you thought you saw ain't what you get. It'll never catch on.
:-)
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Quite right, and my mistake... I meant to say Ektachrome. Fixed that.
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Yes, well composed. The power feeling of destruction comes through.
JR