11-22-17

JT

Wow. Amazing !!!!! Love the shades and tones. Can I get a 4k version for my computer background :)

11-21-17

oddgeir

A little mist - the photographer's best friend!

11-21-17

mitresg

Thank you. A mazing. Like a journey to the centre of the earth.

11-21-17

kanuck

berto wrote:

Excellent work , impressive light!\n\n\n

Thanks a lot for taking a look :)

11-21-17

kanuck

rrichards369@aol.com wrote:

shutter speed?\n\n\n

On a tripod obviously, I believe around 4 secs

11-21-17

mitresg

Thank you. I think it was shot with TX400, wide-open, in rather dim lighting. It was a narrow kitchen, as you can see. I had to shoot in a hurry to catch the two at work.

11-21-17

mitresg

Thank you. I took it as it was; not much PP. You can't go wrong with clouds sitting pretty, like this.

11-21-17

mitresg

Thank you. It was 6 am. The bottle is drunk.

11-20-17

kanuck

geoffmurray wrote:

Beautiful image. \n\n\n

Thanks a lot! :)

11-20-17

n.w.

I've never seen a dog hitching post before.
The D-Lux 6 is a handy little camera to keep in your pocket.

11-20-17

n.w.

Nice image Gip.
The colors are tack on.

11-20-17

jjpaque03

Very good capture. The three red doors and tacks - what a great find.

11-19-17

chriseeo

Thank you fe2cruz. Yes it was cold down there, and I had to develop at 19 degrees celsius with Rodinal diluted 1+25.

11-19-17

mitresg

Thank you, Heinz. I shot it to make it look like a "layered cake" (unfairly); and it is. But, people are given a stable home. This is an old estate; the newer ones are more like they are "just for you".

11-19-17

mitresg

Thank you. Both the camera and lens are over 65. Shot on Ilford Delta 3200. The "sepia-like" tint, is not from PP.

11-19-17

mitresg

Thank you. The advertisements are unrelenting and merciless. The main problem is not to bump into them. I set up the camera, and just waited to someone to hurry towards them.

11-18-17

cancan

Cuba is fantastic

11-17-17

mrbistrom

Very nice light in this shot. Cant wait till I get to Cuba.
/Magnus

11-15-17

mitresg

Thank you, Heinz. Not sure you know a memorable Sesame Street line - Vincent Twice, Vincent Twice?

11-15-17

mitresg

Thank you. Focused on the rooftop, to blur the distant buildings.