Very nice, love the softlook and tone.

Alpa TC, 47mmXL, Aptus 22.

Alpa TC, 47mmXL, Aptus 22.

thanks:)

My neighbor's have a teenage girl. Her ex-boyfriend was busy in the wee hours today. Shot with a Hasselblad CF-39 MS in single shot mode.

Cats & Dogs...



DigiflexII, 90/1.0, CF39.

Love the effect dustbak

Alpa TC, 47XL, Aptus 22

I wonder why the OP has unregistered. Anyone know what happened? His work was unique in shooting long exposures at night.

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I would bet it has to do with managing his web presence. Maybe he googled himself and didn't like what he found?

Another one at 1.0.

Paul Plays;

Don't tell me you are also hooked on COD4
We bought the PS3 for the BD playback but I ended up playing COD4 more than watching movies.
And I normally hate playing games

I am not but my neighbour Paul is

a couple more from present to past... 5 are mf-digital, 1 is large format polaroid and one 6x7 film.

Very nice Kipling.
I like the way you have processed them... colour and tones etc.

A

THAT is a real good work, Kipling.

Your site's pictures are great.

PdF

Kipling, erste Klasse! Nice work

I join my voice to all the others: wonderful images, Kipling!

Thierry

hey thanks for the nice words

lots of good work here.
it's really interesting to see how diverse the styles are from everyone who posts in this forum.

The Chef...

@Kipling wow.
Amazing work.

I love this image. The colour, tone, and that lovely grain/noise. Subtle and wonderful. Was that digital? Is the noise added or because of higher ISO?

Thanks!

It was digital, Hasselblad CF39. It was taken at ISO200 if I am not mistaken. Afterwards I have added some grain in the shadows from scanned 400ISO Tri-X.

a few from the last month
H3D39 iso 50 f-13

and these

Aptus 75s, Horseman SW-D Pro II, Digitar 35mm


single frame:
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Alviso, Ca


horizontal stitch
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Fall Creek, Ca

How did you do that? My guess is a scan of a shot of a flat grey board, just to get a sample of the grain with no tonal variance, then blended in as a layer in PS. However you did it, great work. Love the kid too. A great moment you captured.

Bevan

Indeed a shot of an evenly lit flat grey'ish board on old PS trick I picked up somewhere else on the net. I did this a while ago with some films and am planning asking a friend that still only works analogue to do some more for me. He works with 8x10 mostly and makes large scans so plenty of file to mess around with

I blended it in via a layer on Overlay in PS. Selected the highlights, inversed selection and made a mask on that layer to have the majority of the grain in the shadows.

Marc, like your pictures, especially the one on the left ( red bedroom )

Is this shot with the 28mm or the 35mm lens?

Regards

Was it this?

http://www.prime-junta.net/pont/How_to/n_D...ite.html?page=5

Thank you Dark Penguin !


Edmund

Not sure if this was the place but it definitely is the technique to use.

That is really a nice site. Thanks.

Shot with p30+ and H2 and HC150

Bosque del apache

In New Zealand, the remaining triceratops are domesticated and they happily feed on vegetables.

Aptus 17 & Photoshop


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was having troubles before posting as my uploading was timing out and consequently posted
something unfinished
here are the other photos i wanted to show
building by richard roger in Kaoshiung
zaha hadid mobile art installation in hong kong
zaha hadid opera house in Guanzhou obviously under construction, and a misarable day it was on that site with the rain, but just unbelievable project and the scale is enormous.
shot on h3d39 50 iso f13 35mm
cheers
marc

still trouble uploading
times out and takes 10 min per 400kb file ?!?
anyway here they are

Very simple, but very nice indeed.

Couple of shots from my Hassy503cw / Aptus-17 setup...

Mainly used for portraits and interiors - slow moving subjects :-)

Works amazingly well.

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Thank's

White Sand,NM

Great shot It must have been hard to keep them still for the shot.

They are very intelligent. I told them if they did not stand still I would blow them up!

Thank you for your comment.

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Leaf AFI 75s, 120mm Zeiss

Wow, very nice James.
Het looks alot like Clooney

Thanks for all the nice comments from my last posting, I thought I'd try another. From my first "Real" Editorial Fashion shoot yesterday, basically no post just levels.

Cheers,

Ben Edmonson
www.benedmonson.comClick to view attachment

Just one hour ago...








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