Photography

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This one's got a little Minor White to it

That is high praise my friend! Thank you!

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[Brian E Hammer]

From this mornings early morning spin up to Ridgefield.

[Brian E Hammer]

An am spin searching for a bit of sanity in this weird what seems like forever moment in time....

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[Ras72]

Now, that’s just damn pretty. Thank you for posting.

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Now, that’s just damn pretty. Thank you for posting.

I'm so glad you like it!

Here is another from that series...

[Larry]

Guy,

I really love this scene. Is this film or did you convert your camera?

[Larry]

Guy,

I really love this scene. Is this film or did you convert your camera?

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Guy,

I really love this scene. Is this film or did you convert your camera?

Hi Larry,

An oldie but a goodie! I'm so glad you like it!

It is a converted digital camera. Kolari Vision did the conversion and they do fine work. This is 850NM which is the strongest effect. I have more recently been using a 720NM conversion which produces a lower contrast file, but they both have their place in the tool kit... PM me if you have other questions.

[Larry]

That photo would make a cool print. I'm not sure I'd be willing to convert my digital camera, but would be interested in doing something like this on film. Half the battle is finding the right location.

[Mark Walberg]

Recalls Ansel Adams rose on driftwood, without the driftwood though. Very nice to look at ! Thanks for posting this. This kind of picture is one that makes you look at things that your would normally gloss over.

[COVRTDESIGN]

I really want this tree on the left third of the photo, but I still love it. Love that it is just a dusting of snow which brings out the contrast a bit more in the BW photo.

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I really want this tree on the left third of the photo, but I still love it. Love that it is just a dusting of snow which brings out the contrast a bit more in the BW photo.

Thanks for taking the time to comment! I think the rule of thirds has been done to death. To me they look as static as if the subject is centered in the frame. In this image to put the tree on the third would have lost the echo between the clump of bushes and the tree behind it in the distance. If I'd have zoomed out it would have too much sky. I'm happy with the result...