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Posted by: count.d on 18 January 2004
1.
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Posted on: 02 February 2004 by Dan M
and another
Posted on: 03 February 2004 by DJH
Japan, Northern Alps, Spring
Posted on: 03 February 2004 by DJH
Japan, Northern Alps, Winter
Posted on: 03 February 2004 by DJH
Fuji-san from Hakone, sunset
Posted on: 03 February 2004 by DJH
Haleakala, Hawaii
Posted on: 03 February 2004 by DJH
Pool and cracked earth, Yellowstone
Posted on: 03 February 2004 by DJH
Algae at Grand Prismatic Spring, Yellowstone
Posted on: 03 February 2004 by DJH
Late afternoon at Willow Flats, Grand Teton
Posted on: 03 February 2004 by matthewr
Seeing as we are in a B&W landscape mood today.
Posted on: 03 February 2004 by DJH
Matthew - great picture - I have never been to Death Valley, but have promised myself that it will feature on my next trip to the USA - after Coyote Buttes and the Paria Canyon. Did you make it to Zabriskie Point? Can I ask what lense you used - it may just be the scan, but it looks as if you may need to use a centre filter.
Posted on: 03 February 2004 by Matthew T
Grand Canyon
Posted on: 03 February 2004 by Matthew T
No colour filter!
Posted on: 03 February 2004 by Matthew T
Somewhere else
Posted on: 03 February 2004 by DJH
One more...
Tarumae-san, Shikotsu-ko, Hokkaido
Posted on: 03 February 2004 by matthewr
DJH said "I have never been to Death Valley, but have promised myself that it will feature on my next trip to the USA"
All the deserts -- Death Valley, Mojave, Joshua Tree -- are really interesting and well worth a visit. As is Mono Lake which is just a bit further north.
"Can I ask what lense you used"
I borrowed a Canon EOS something for that trip and cannot remember the lens. Prob. a 28/2.8 or something.
"it may just be the scan, but it looks as if you may need to use a centre filter"
That was my cackhanded attempt at 'burning in the corners' in Photoshop which I keep meaning to fix. It was originally done on a dodgy laptop TFT and it was only when I got a proper CRT that I noticed it was quite so badly done.
Matthew
Posted on: 03 February 2004 by Rasher
When I drove through Death Valley I just couldn't understand why there is a sodding hotel there!!! in the middle of nowhere!!! Stovepipe Wells I think it was called. Totally weird.
DJH - There is NOTHING at Zabriski Point except a lay-by & some monument
Posted on: 03 February 2004 by Derek Wright
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There is NOTHING at Zabriski Point except a lay-by & some monument
Disagree - there is all that space and texture
Stovepipe wells - just think of it as the quivalent of an english coaching inn
Derek
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Posted on: 03 February 2004 by Dan M
Landscapes eh? Here's one from the same batch as before:
Posted on: 03 February 2004 by Haroon
Here's some more of mine.
I used a Nikon f-70 with Tamron 28-200. Though considering dumping it and getting a Nikon FM2-n or FE2 with a 20/24/28. Any advise on what to look out for welcome.
From the top of Borobodor - Indonesia
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Posted on: 03 February 2004 by Haroon
Tibet again
Posted on: 03 February 2004 by Haroon
monk in lhasa
Posted on: 03 February 2004 by Haroon
Posted on: 03 February 2004 by Haroon
vicuna in bolivia
Posted on: 03 February 2004 by Haroon
from the salt pan in bolivia
So what do ya reckon of this bunch and the previous bunch (page 5) posted, any good?
Ive really enjoyed many of the bw photos here, esp those over last few days, really want to get regular access to darkroom facilities, but dont know where to find it
Keep 'em comin'
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Posted on: 03 February 2004 by DJH
Great stuff, Haroon. I like the spinning prayer wheels image in particular. The image but one after that - is that a temple incense burner, or an industrial extruding machine?
