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From my series "Schoolhouses". It is pretty straightforward. I took pictures of

schoolhouses and manipulated them.

This was a photo from my final project this semester. I shot schoolhouses and

manipulated the photos in PS. This is one of my favorites in the series.

Shot this morning.

First time getting out to shoot since the holidays. Had some fun,

froze the crap out of my fingers. Oh well, got a couple good shots.

I thought this kind of shows that you can support one thing and

believe another without being a hypocrite. Maybe some people just

need to open up their minds and eyes.

I needed to take pictures of strong colors, but while taking some

photos of her shirt color versus the background color, I made this

one. I really like it. Minimal adjustments, just color balancing

and adjusting contrast.

This is one of the best photos I got with my Super Program and

Pentax gear before I sold it all off. I loved this lens. I wish

they made an adaptor for EOS mount.

Four exposures. Changed focus on each one slightly to try and give

it a painterly quality. This is by far the best one I have done so

far.

I like this one, I like the light and such.

There are 11 waterfalls along the Hyalite Trail. These leads to one

of the them. Lovely area.

Taken in the work shop of the Three Forks Saddlery in Three Forks,

MT. I love the lighting and such, only wish the camera was a little

easiler to focus.

One of my favorites of the falls, taken with my favorite lens the

24mm FA. Fun place in an area inundated with them. Hope you all

like.

Here is a photo of Palisade Falls in Montana. I had a good day

shooting. I like this photo, because of the long emposure. Hope

others do also.

Taken near Hyalite Falls in Montana. I love the way the water is

totally white with motion. What do others think?

Shot on a test roll of Provia 400. Needed to adjust the color

balance in PS, but other than that, unmanipulated. I really like my

old 85mm lens, it is twice as old as I am and twice as good when it

wants to be.

Maybe this is a good shot maybe not. I like it, but who knows if

the great .net judges will agree?

Shot for local photo contest. My favorite of my entries. Didn't

make the cut, but two others did. Just wish I would have been given

credit.

This is a weak flood by North Daktoa standards, but it made for an

enjoyable morning shoot.

This reminds me of a couple of my photos. I tried Provia 400 @ 1600. I really like the color of slide film and plan on using this more for low light shots. Your shots are great. They make me want to get out and do more shooting.

Second photo of the string change. I like this one better.

Shot a roll of Provia 400 @1600. This is one of the shots.

Somewhere around 1/15 @f/4.

Don't know how I feel about Plus-X for landscape work, but the tonal

range is nice. Maybe TMAX would have been better.

I need to add some words, but don't know what to say. Why don't you

comment on it and help me out.

It is now about three hours since I exposed the film for this photo. I guess this has nothing to do with anything I just thought it is kinda neat how quickly I can shoot develop and post to forums and such and get feed back.

Playing around with some Plus-X and single light.