Fun with medium format images

[ErikKaffehr]

Hi,

I like that processing and also the image!

May I ask about the mountains? Which mountains are that?

Best regards
Erik

I normally don't do black and white images
So when I did this piece for my gallery I wanted to do something a little different
I used nil software silver light and the Ilford toning preset.
I am really pleased with the exposure of this piece and the dynamic range.

[ced]

Thanks to those sharing the images.
2 that stood out for me at this point
Keith love the wiggle and leeonmaui a stunning mountain scene!

[yaya]

About a year ago in Paris, taken with a Credo 60WS and a 240mm, resting on a pillow in a hotel corridor just before midnight...shooting through some birds netting that was covering the windows...

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

I normally don't do black and white images...

Well, that one was one hell of a b&w rendering!

[ErikKaffehr]

Yes Sir! I certainly agree!

Best regards
Erik

Well, that one was one hell of a b&w rendering!

[Dave Gurtcheff]

Thanks Erik for the stitching information. You have inspired my to try again.
Although the below is not a stitch, I made three exposures. I print them 16"x24" and hang them with narrow mats and thin black frames to make what we call a "triptych". They do look nice as a wall hanging. But here perfect overlaps were not required to make it work.
Best regards, and thanks again for the info.
Dave

[tsjanik]

Hi Dave,

Thanks for sharing. Your work is impressive!

Here is one of mine, a stitched image from "Industrilandskapet" in Norrköping, Sweden.
Best regards
Erik


Original: http://echophoto.smugmug.com/Other/Technical/P45/i-fxNx8zG/O

I really like this image as well Erik.  Nicely done.  Since leeonmaui hasn't replied, the mountain in his image is Fitz Roy in Patagonia (very nicely done too).

[leeonmaui]

Aloha,

The mountain is mount Fitz Roy in Patagonia
On the Argentinian side.
At just over 11,000 feet Fitz Roy and the neighboring peaks of the
Southern Andes dominate the Valley.
In April of 2013 I hiked up into the valley and camped a shot for
Ten amazing days.
I liked the Ilford pre set in nik, the blacks
Have a deep ink blue influence toning to them.
The blacks are super saturated while still holding detail

From about 100 yards away, this is another shot during that same morning.

[tho_mas]

-Dave-

Dave

these 3 are super!

[sailronin]

First snow of the season in Snoqualmie Pass, WA.  HB 501cm w/80mm Planar on Phase One P30

[leeonmaui]

A couple from my all too short Utah trip.
The lake shot is with the pentax 645D and a 400mm prime
The close in soft focus is with the 35mm FA

[ErikKaffehr]

Hi,

This is from the Pragser See in Dolomites, I am a bit split on this image, both like it and not. Click on image for larger size.



Best regards
Erik

[Chris Livsey]

Lacock Village Wiltshire UK
Location of many films including Harry Potter
P20 100mm f3.5 Planar 501c/m

[tsjanik]

these 3 are super!

normally I don't post images on forums... but this thread is so refreshing and positive that I do...

P45/Cambo WRS/Digitar 47XL/4x Stitch

Nice.  It reminds me of Gursky's Rhine II.  If only you could sell it at its price   

[tsjanik]

A Mark Rothko inspired view of Lake Erie:

Mark Rothko appears in Lake Erie by tsjanik47, on Flickr

[Ken R]

Definitely had fun with this shoot. Minimal production and post-production. Used IQ160 on H1 w/ 80 f2.8 wide open and 1 flash w/ M SftBx.

[ErikKaffehr]

Hi,

A nice image, much helped by the bird near the left top.

Best regards
Erik

A Mark Rothko inspired view of Lake Erie:

[ndevlin]

Yesterday in Hamilton. 645z, 300mm f5.6

[Jim Kasson]

Budapest, Hasselblad, 40mm f/4.



Jim

[ErikKaffehr]

Hi Nick,

I really like that image.

Best regards
Erik

Yesterday in Hamilton. 645z, 300mm f5.6