It is photos like this that make me want to learn how to shoot B&W film. Please, no debates on digital versus film, but the amateur I am, I have never come close to capturing the feeling, depth and dynamic range shown here, with my digital canon. Well, we are talking 6 by 4.5 here compared to my 1.6 crop digital. :-) But, as incredibly cheap as used 35mm film cameras are, why shouldn't I go get one of those? Heck maybe even a 4x6, 5x7 if development is inexpensive (scans).
Side Note:
Bill, I read that you are into weather, me too. I am just learning all about adiabatic lapse rates, cloud names, fronts, etc. Very very interesting stuff. The problem is, I find it so hard to photograph the great weather I see in the sky. For me, living in Seattle, it is often subtle formations embedded in a uniform grey sky.
Storm's a commin'
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It is photos like this that make me want to learn how to shoot B&W film. Please, no debates on digital versus film, but the amateur I am, I have never come close to capturing the feeling, depth and dynamic range shown here, with my digital canon. Well, we are talking 6 by 4.5 here compared to my 1.6 crop digital. :-) But, as incredibly cheap as used 35mm film cameras are, why shouldn't I go get one of those? Heck maybe even a 4x6, 5x7 if development is inexpensive (scans).
Side Note:
Bill, I read that you are into weather, me too. I am just learning all about adiabatic lapse rates, cloud names, fronts, etc. Very very interesting stuff. The problem is, I find it so hard to photograph the great weather I see in the sky. For me, living in Seattle, it is often subtle formations embedded in a uniform grey sky.
Keep up the great work.