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schwarzesauge tarafından 2019-06-30 tarihinde paylaşıldı
I love the wood, but it is really hard to capture that special light. I have tons of woof photos, but most of them lack the magic I experience while being there, With this picture I managed to capture that special light quite well.
bkspicture tarafından 2011-02-18 tarihinde paylaşıldı
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bkspicture tarafından 2011-02-23 tarihinde paylaşıldı
You can find more of my work on my homepage:
http://www.bkspicture.com/ _________________________________________
Also have a blog where I write about my photo experience, tips and trick etc. . . . . . . . .
http://www.blog.bkspicture.com/ _________________________________________
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corinthian tarafından 2020-09-13 tarihinde paylaşıldı
sila, italy, calabria, lake, nature, mountains, highlands, southern italy, ultra low iso, ortho, low iso, black and white, medium format, zenza bronica, etrsi, scan from print
Fotos con la curiosa cámara Petri TTL, de rosca 42, y un gran angular Vivitar de 28 mm. Las fotos están hec has en la Dehesa de la Villa, una de las zonas verdes más importantes de Madrid. ×
These pictures were taken with a Minolta SRT 101 from 1973. I’m proud to own one piece in very good condition. With the special battery adapter which I found in a Photoshop in Bern the lightmetering of the 40 years old camera works perfect again. This time I tried out different lenses. A Tokina 17mm, Minolta 28 mm, 135 mm and 200 mm lenses. The telephotos I made with a tripod. The scans I made on a Plustek OptikPro 120.
These pictures were taken with a Minolta SRT 101 from 1973. I’m proud to own one piece in very good condition. With the special battery adapter which I found in a Photoshop in Bern the lightmetering of the 40 years old camera works perfect again. This time I tried out different lenses. A Tokina 17mm, Minolta 28 mm, 135 mm and 200 mm lenses. The telephotos I made with a tripod. The scans I made on a Plustek OptikPro 120.
These pictures were taken with a Minolta SRT 101 from 1973. I’m proud to own one piece in very good condition. With the special battery adapter which I found in a Photoshop in Bern the lightmetering of the 40 years old camera works perfect again. This time I tried out different lenses. A Tokina 17mm, Minolta 28 mm, 135 mm and 200 mm lenses. The telephotos I made with a tripod. The scans I made on a Plustek OptikPro 120.
These pictures were taken with a Minolta SRT 101 from 1973. I’m proud to own one piece in very good condition. With the special battery adapter which I found in a Photoshop in Bern the lightmetering of the 40 years old camera works perfect again. This time I tried out different lenses. A Tokina 17mm, Minolta 28 mm, 135 mm and 200 mm lenses. The telephotos I made with a tripod. The scans I made on a Plustek OptikPro 120.
These pictures were taken with a Minolta SRT 101 from 1973. I’m proud to own one piece in very good condition. With the special battery adapter which I found in a Photoshop in Bern the lightmetering of the 40 years old camera works perfect again. This time I tried out different lenses. A Tokina 17mm, Minolta 28 mm, 135 mm and 200 mm lenses. The telephotos I made with a tripod. The scans I made on a Plustek OptikPro 120.
Ростовская область, хутор Пухляковский и старая база отдыха, где я отдыхала с моей мамой еще в 83 году. the territory of the former trade union recreation center. I rested here with my mother in 1983. trip to Rostov region, village Pukhlyakovskiy on the river Don.
after visiting a photo exhibition with amazing baryt fiberpaper prints i decided that it is time to do it myself. the aesthetics of these print are overwhelming. i also used the manual splitgrade method for these prints!
