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I love the way the rusting hulk stands out from the foliage in IR. Great choice of medium.

Beautiful bit of woodturning! What kind of wood is that?

You did quite well with a simple light setup, it allowed the beauty of the wood and simple form of the lidded vessel to shine.

I'm just jealous!! :-)

Panorama of rainstorm leaving the shore, just after the downpour.

Wonderful mood you captured, love the light.

No, this was one Dale shot with the Bronica.

Good shot. I would have cropped a little tighter on the right side, the bush hanging there is a bit busy looking but would be near impossible to eliminate from the shot.

Is the horizon line where it should be? Though it looks tilted it's hard to tell in mountainous areas.

I like the way the raking light is picking out the textures in the tree and the buttes and the depth inherent in the composition.

This is good! I wish I had your eye for composition.

Enigmatic rusted truck body with a tree in it next to the hiking trail

alongside Providence Canyon in Georgia.

Ebony 4x5, 150mm Caltar lens, Portra 160 NC, C-41 Flexicolor, neg

scan.

Orchids come in many whimsical varieties. Who says the creator

doesn't have a sense of humor?

I would love to find a site I can use to identify these flowers, the Orchid

Center website doesn't have much information specific to the plant

types.

Portra 160 NC film scan, Bronica SQAi 110mm F4 PS lens 18mm

extension tube Sunpak ringlight

We were burning film prior to a darkroom C-41 session so we picked on

my son in laws bike as it was getting a good dose of afternoon light.

Ebony 4x5 with 270mm tele lens, Portra 160 film.

Taken on a weekend jaunt, one of the cannons guarding Fort Pulaski

from the hordes of tourists.

Can't say it's doing a great job of that, we got in!

We did get to see two of the small artillery cannons fired just as we

arrived.

Upper and lower areas burned in with PS to check the effect before I get

into the darkroom

Stitched from about 6 images from my EOS rebel 6mp.Pano worked

pretty fair for having several people wandering around in it.

Along a deserted stretch of the driftwood beach on Jekyll Island,

Georgia. The clouds were breaking up after a rainy night.

A small waterfall on the edge of DuPont Forest in North Carolina, right

beside the road.

These popped up along the edge of the yard, no idea what kind of lily

they are. I did a quick handheld shot. Though the DOF is slim to none

my wife thinks it has good lines to it. What do you think and what kind

is it if you happen to know?

A handheld shot outside Fuqua Orchid Center at Atlanta Botanical

Gardens after a rainshower. Mamiya 645 AFD, P25 digital back.

I was exploring the textures in the peeling paint on some old rolling

stock at the Southeastern Railway Museum. This was a subject that

could be followed for days.