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06-09-10

Thanks for the comments guys....just for people to know the softtware I use for the B+W conversions is Nik software Silver Efex Pro.It brings out the best in the Zeiss lens.

06-09-10

mstudios

a walk on Coney Island Boardwalk.

06-09-10

mstudios

Thank you

06-08-10

mstudios

Andy, this is awesome.....that m9 is looking good!

06-08-10

Awesome! The B&W's I have seen here lately are really wonderful.

06-08-10

pentaxpete

These were 'smelly balloons' on sale at the London Filipino Festival.

06-08-10

pentaxpete

Taken at the annual 'Dickens Festival' Rochester, Kent on a Camera Club trip-- Fagin is a well-known 'character' in 'Oliver Twist' -- I used my 180mm f4 CFi Sonnar + small Cobra flash on outdated Fuji Provia 100 film-- light was poor,overcast.

06-08-10

pentaxpete

taken in Essex on outdated Ilford Pan F film processed in Rodinal 1+50. I held a yellow filter over the lens. Tripod used.

06-08-10

cris

Well, he's actually reading something but I did take that out because I thought it goes well with the ambiguity of the whole image.

06-08-10

It looks like he is sending a text message.

06-07-10

This is truly great! The look of anticipation on his face makes me look at the picture and hoping to see the outcome. Like my wife says to me, If the picture keeps me looking its a great picture.

06-07-10

blimey

^ He was just waking up from a nap.

06-06-10

I think this is my favorite out of what you just posted in this series. Wonderful work Tim!

06-06-10

shtarka1

Thank You! That Works Too!

06-05-10

Just Beautiful. To me it looks more like a broken heart.

06-05-10

Very nice. It has a mysterious look to it.

06-05-10

mstudios

Living in Astoria

06-05-10

mstudios

Pushing digital to the limits

06-04-10

mstudios

14th Street and 8th Ave NYC

06-04-10

mstudios

One of my many Manhole Covers in NYC.

06-04-10

mstudios

One of my many Manhole Covers in NYC.

06-04-10

mstudios

One of my many Manhole Covers in NYC.

06-04-10

mstudios

Thank You, it was a nice rainy New Year's Day.

06-04-10

mstudios

Works for me! Good idea!

06-04-10

That's a great idea! Maybe I can implement a print order user interface so the photographer can sell his or her print.

06-04-10

mstudios

I do sell these as prints!!!!!

06-04-10

More great work. These are lovely B&W's. They are so rich in texture!

06-04-10

mstudios

good guess, Zeiss Man, but I was actually on the edge of the station platform before they put a building there. I'm not that brave.

06-04-10

I am going to guess a maintenance platform or board beam like the ones in you see in the picture now. Brave!!!

06-04-10

mstudios

Wow! Thank you Zeiss Man. Now imagine where I was when I took it?

06-03-10

you just can't beat black and white. Great shot!

06-03-10

mstudios

Well Zeiss lenses help alot.....thank you for the comments

06-03-10

mstudios

Thanks Zeiss Man

06-03-10

pentaxpete

taken as I came out of the Library -- I saw the young man sitting on the bench so I got the Werramatic ready,exposure set and focus about 8 feet away and as I approached I held the camera at waist level and as I pressed the shutter he yawned ! I did a 16x12" RA4 print of this for my Camera Club.

06-03-10

pentaxpete

taken at the annual Dickens Festival, Rochester, Kent,England on a camera club trip. I t was overcast light-- I used a weak flash from a Cobra unit. Film was outdated Ilford XP2400 home-processed in C41.Toned in PhotoShop 7 -- only half the negative used as I did not 'fill the frame' !

06-03-10

pentaxpete

My lens the 180mm f4 CFi Sonnar was not in the list of lenses for some reason. This is from an outdated Fuji Provia 100 slide film taken on a Camera Club outing.

06-03-10

Lovely texture. You can almost feel the surfaces of the walls. Great detail and tones.

06-03-10

Great picture and composition. That is one lonely bird :)

06-02-10

Very nice. Great variation in tones.

06-02-10

I like this shot. I like the stand alone guy, the garbage on the floor, the B&W. It all comes together well. I did crop it with my window to eliminate the lady to the right and it seems usable that way as well.