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Michael13 replied to the thread Separated By an Ocean.Thanks Jim. Portraits are not so popular on the forum. Not as niche as Infrared, but less popular than wildlife photos. Maybe we're... -
Wow Michael! That's so insane! What a crazy waterfall, and what a super cool setup! Post some more from that shoot!
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Jeffrey replied to the thread Experience with the Velvia profile on the Fujifilm GFX medium format?.Shoot RAW and apply whatever profiles you want in post. I shot film for a long time and the last many years I gave up on Velvia. The... -
Jeffrey replied to the thread I love the Southwest.Yes, I've learned that it is called that after I got home.
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PPeter Michal replied to the thread Experience with the Velvia profile on the Fujifilm GFX medium format?.Jim, thank you for your comment, I appreciate it.. even if it will be the only one. I missed medium format for 4 years - even though I...
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JimFox replied to the thread Nikon Z50 - spots.Maybe that will help. How long are you going before dust shows up on the sensor? Does it take 6 months? Or shorter? -
You can hear it squalling way down here Alan! :) That's a very cool storm. -
AlanLichty replied to the thread A Distant Squall at Sunset.Thanks Jim - I always like looking around for interesting clouds like this right after a storm clears out and this sunset did not...
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JimFox replied to the thread A Distant Squall at Sunset.You can hear it squalling way down here Alan! :) That's a very cool storm.
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JimFox replied to the thread Experience with the Velvia profile on the Fujifilm GFX medium format?.Hey Peter, First off, I don't use profiles. I just like to edit each image as I saw it. But having used Velvia film back in the day, I...
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Dave Renfroe replied to the thread Nikon Z50 - spots.Thanks, Jim. I will clean it up and see how it goes. Maybe I will keep my Lowe case zipped up all the time. - Dave -
From a nice sunset from last week looking north along the Columbia River. The distant squall had some really nice lighting and I was... -
Bear Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park with Hallat peak in the background, taken in about 1975 on Slide film using a Rollieflex SL66...
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Low ambient light, camera on tripod, light source at low angle to make tiny shadows, no fill light. -
But, I'm sure everyone here already knows that. For me, this image captures the fundamental essence of the place. I stepped away from...
