russ_butner___portland__or

Very nice. Well done!

Very nice. Well done.

RB

Very nice. Well done!

RB

Where is this? Did it find a nice home?

Russ

Ahhh, brings back memories. Yosemite used to be my backyard. Spent many a day and night, lashed to the sides of those granite walls. Nothing like a warm, dark beer, whilst swinging in a hammock, in the breeze of the cool evening. Thanks for the memories, and the nice snaps!

Kiron Kid

Another winner!

Kiron Kid

Harold,

Nice snap. That sure seems to be a "sweet chunk O' glass, that you used. What was it again?

Kiron Kid

Ken

I'd love to see a tad less negative space, and in vertical format.

Kiron Kid

Mr. Burchard,

Nice snap! I like it. What lens was that? How'd you discover it?

To quote Kiet Vuong, from an earlier post,. "But 25-year-old equipment cannot produce the same results as modern equipment," I have to disagree with that statement. I have many, many slides shot with an old FM and older Vivitar Series 1 and Kiron lenses, that are inseparable in quality from my newer ones taken with the current Nikkor lenses, under the loupe, or in a large print. Yes, fine equipment is great, but not as important as knowing how to use what you have on hand.

You are so correct. "As with all art forms, it is 95% feeling and passion, and 5% mechanical and technique" Don't get caught up in all the lens test data and crap. It is meaningless.

Thanks for the nice snap!

Q.L.P.