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Post by byuphoto on Jan 18, 2006 16:25:50 GMT -5
from my front door. I am fortunate to have an east/west facing house and empty fields to both. It make s for some great shots Leica M4-2 35mm Summicron Fuji 200
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Post by John Parry on Jan 18, 2006 18:45:17 GMT -5
Nice - really nice.
That Superia? You caught it perfectly.
Regards - John
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Post by litesong on Jan 18, 2006 20:45:09 GMT -5
Yes, good morning sunrise pic from your home. Aren't homes with a view necessary for pixers? If I sit on my roof here in Monroe, WA, I can take sunrise pix of Haystack Mtn, 6000 foot Gunn Peak, sawtooth shaped Mt. Baring(2500 foot v.steep cliffs), & Ragged Ridge all in horizon silhouettes. Walking 3 blocks will give me 65 mile distant pix of Mt. Rainier. There should be a law that all photographers get first dibs on scenic home sites. Anyone want to form a political action committee to pigeon hole congress? ;D ;D
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Post by sinedyar on Jan 18, 2006 21:13:08 GMT -5
Get Congress involved, and they'd probably set a 100% sales National Sales Tax on such homes. :-)
Denis
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Post by byuphoto on Jan 18, 2006 21:15:22 GMT -5
Wow I can't compete with that variety of scenery Yes it was Superia, I use all Fuji except for some Ilford HP4+ I use reala, Superia 200,400, 800. 160 ProC NPZ and the press 800
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Post by herron on Jan 18, 2006 23:58:07 GMT -5
Wow...neat views just outside the door for both sunrise and sunset! Very good planning! ;D
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Post by herron on Jan 20, 2006 1:48:35 GMT -5
Just found an old sunset picture in the files... it was taken on Ektachrome in 1968! There is actually just a bit more definition in the shadow areas on the slide (my scan is a little dense in that area). Taken with my original Mamiya 1000DTL.
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Post by herron on Jan 20, 2006 1:51:45 GMT -5
Also found this picture, dated 1968 on the Ektachrome slide mount...and although I know it was taken with my Mamiya 1000DTL, I have yet to remember exactly where it is (didn't write it on the mount)!
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Post by byuphoto on Jan 20, 2006 11:50:34 GMT -5
Love the rainbow and reflection, Ron
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