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I do like this. I think its great, and the wide angle used with the elements of the photo have created impact to make it interesting.

Hi Alexis.. I really like this. I like fields of purple. Very neat

OK.. Let me know how I went here.. It's my fist developed b/w film. I scaned the negative. I didnt use any colored filters.

Your comments are welcome.!!

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This is a great shot. :O) I would like to see a more simple tripod perhaps. maybe just a simple ball head.. the complex tripod and head seem to take over just a little.. nice tho I like this idea.

Hi folks.. let me know what you think of these grapes.. I used a

5000k fluroesent lamp for the lighting, and a white card for

reflecting some into the shadow. photographed onto 6x7 Provia 100.

Metered useting the Minolta Auto III 10° spot.

I love my 16mm fisheye lens.. yes the horizon is in the middle But I

had too.. I used the tree to frame.. what you think?

I found this great old 50's or 60's style Westminster China cup. It

has that wonderfull smooth curved shape of that era. Photographed on

4x5" film

4x5 inch Ektachrome, taken with the Linhof Master Technika.

At last.. I always wanted to capture this dead tree for some reason.

I always walk past it at the end of my photo treks, this time I

stayed.

This was captured in the early morning just before 6am. I drove 30

minutes and walked for 15 minutes arriving at my favouriate spot.

Onkaparinga River National Park, South Australia. Exposed on Velvia