bondage instead of banding

ddp · 11/14/06, 04:41 AM

M8? That chrome 24 you have? Nice lighting...cool shot as well.

azzo · 11/14/06, 08:34 AM

Great photo Ronald. Very well seen and presented.

Best Azzo

wbesz · 11/15/06, 02:11 AM

Nicely seen and taken for what could have been so easily missed as non-existent.

elansprint72 · 11/15/06, 10:13 AM

Well spotted; beautiful lighting, great composition.

stuny · 11/15/06, 03:31 PM

Ronald -

Terrific selective focus, details, tones and lighting.

lambroving · 11/15/06, 04:32 PM

As I mentioned before when you sent me the file, this looks really decent on my good monitor and the use of flash is not so evident. Nice details! If you have more Leica shots of this yacht, please post them and tell everyone the story of this old "modern" boat. Fascinating...

Rona|d · 11/16/06, 04:45 AM

@ all: Glad you like it. Thanks.

William, this is NOT the classic 1920´s boat i sent you some days ago.
This one is a quit modern one. Too bad i made only one or two shots of that old thing before they pulled it out of the water for winter-sleep.

cheers, Ron

p.s. Will check if it is ok enough for the forum and tell the story of the boat.

andybarton · 11/16/06, 11:20 AM

Can't wait to see this on the Mac

(But, maybe you should have used T-Max...?

)

Rona|d · 11/16/06, 04:29 PM

OK, forget this photo (not good enough for the forum), but maybe the boats history is interesting enough to tell.

The boat is a typical 1920´s design (as far as i know). It has a VERY elegant shape, probably a small racing boat. At the end of WWII the owner made a "submarine" out of it, to avoid the allied forces (russians) get it as a spoils of war. It was under water for several decades somebody from the yacht-club told me. It is really interesting that it could stand the water all the time (maybe cold water and less oxygen?).

The present owner had a LOT of work to get it back swimming and in this wonderful condition but it was worth all the pain, what do you think?

R.

lambroving · 11/16/06, 05:18 PM

Amazing little sailboat that is..., given its vintage!

wide.angle · 11/16/06, 05:35 PM

Ronald, I love your composition and viewpoint in making the image; the story is also fascinating!

beramos · 11/19/06, 02:20 PM

The first is a excellent composition with a superb light and selective focus. I like it much.

kamilsukun · 11/19/06, 09:28 PM

Another powerful shot from Rona|d.

Thanks for sharing.

Rona|d · 11/21/06, 06:29 PM

Thank you, guys

Bernd Banken · 11/21/06, 07:20 PM

that' the moment to speak a little bit about my

11 ft. Mirror Dinghi which I sailed ten years ago on the Atlantic in France and the Dutch coast.

Dark blue hull (like a Swan 50 ft.

) and a clear varnish at the inside, the yachties in some snobbish harbours turned their heads...

Congratulations to the English for this lovely tiny boat!

What I like in a little bigger size is the Drascombe Lugger with it's Mizzen. But a Leica should be first....

Greets
Bernd

meatboy · 11/23/06, 10:47 AM

Rona|d,

I love the way the rope lights up on my screen, it glows. This is an interesting image. I find my eye moves about taking in detail. You have a very high grade compostition I believe.

Good eye

Tim

elansprint72 · 07/03/08, 08:46 AM

I was looking for something else when I came across this oldie- two excellent shots!

cocker · 07/03/08, 10:53 AM

Excellent Ronajd,

Lovely tone and composition and use of DoF

stuny · 07/03/08, 03:32 PM

Do you suppose Pete was looking for bondage photos? However, we do have to thank him for brionging these excellent photos to our attention again.

11/14/06, 04:41 AM	#2 (permalink)
ddp Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 09/27/02 Location: Northern NJ Posts: 908	Re: bondage instead of banding M8? That chrome 24 you have? Nice lighting...cool shot as well. __________________ http://www.flickr.com/photos/hirevimaging/ http://hirevimaging.blogspot.com/

11/14/06, 08:34 AM	#3 (permalink)
azzo Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 09/10/06 Posts: 8,833	Re: bondage instead of banding Great photo Ronald. Very well seen and presented. Best Azzo

11/15/06, 02:11 AM	#4 (permalink)
wbesz Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 01/29/03 Location: Adelaide (Australia) Posts: 368	Re: bondage instead of banding Nicely seen and taken for what could have been so easily missed as non-existent.

11/15/06, 10:13 AM	#5 (permalink)
elansprint72 Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 08/27/05 Location: Utterly, Up North. Posts: 6,488	Re: bondage instead of banding Well spotted; beautiful lighting, great composition. __________________ Cheers, Pete. http://www.petetaylor.org

11/15/06, 03:31 PM	#6 (permalink)
stuny Moderator Join Date: 11/08/04 Location: New York Posts: 19,182	Re: bondage instead of banding Ronald - Terrific selective focus, details, tones and lighting. __________________ Stuart www.barbara-and-stu.com

11/15/06, 04:32 PM	#7 (permalink)
lambroving Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 07/09/03 Location: Allamuchy, NJ USA Posts: 1,283	Re: bondage instead of banding As I mentioned before when you sent me the file, this looks really decent on my good monitor and the use of flash is not so evident. Nice details! If you have more Leica shots of this yacht, please post them and tell everyone the story of this old "modern" boat. Fascinating... __________________ Best, William M5, M7, MP .58, SL

11/16/06, 04:45 AM	#8 (permalink)
Rona\|d Moderator Join Date: 01/06/04 Posts: 5,529	AW: bondage instead of banding @ all: Glad you like it. Thanks. William, this is NOT the classic 1920´s boat i sent you some days ago. This one is a quit modern one. Too bad i made only one or two shots of that old thing before they pulled it out of the water for winter-sleep. cheers, Ron p.s. Will check if it is ok enough for the forum and tell the story of the boat. __________________ DIE KAMERA IST JETZT BETRIEBSBEREIT

11/16/06, 11:20 AM	#9 (permalink)
andybarton Moderator Join Date: 06/21/06 Location: Airstrip 1 - 53°17'N, 03°04'W Posts: 8,694	Re: bondage instead of banding Can't wait to see this on the Mac (But, maybe you should have used T-Max...? ) __________________ Cheers, Andy __________________________________________________ ___ 2008 Website content updated: 19 October 2008 Auschwitz section added: 19 October 2008

11/16/06, 05:18 PM	#11 (permalink)
lambroving Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 07/09/03 Location: Allamuchy, NJ USA Posts: 1,283	Re: bondage instead of banding Amazing little sailboat that is..., given its vintage! __________________ Best, William M5, M7, MP .58, SL

11/16/06, 05:35 PM	#12 (permalink)
wide.angle Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 08/24/06 Posts: 222	Re: bondage instead of banding Ronald, I love your composition and viewpoint in making the image; the story is also fascinating! __________________ Minilux 40mm 1:2.4 MP 35mm f/2, 50mm f/1.5 My image portfolio

11/19/06, 02:20 PM	#13 (permalink)
beramos Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 06/13/05 Posts: 1,537	Re: bondage instead of banding The first is a excellent composition with a superb light and selective focus. I like it much. Last edited by beramos : 11/19/06 at 02:40 PM.

11/19/06, 09:28 PM	#14 (permalink)
kamilsukun Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 07/28/06 Location: Istanbul Posts: 365	Re: bondage instead of banding Another powerful shot from Rona\|d. Thanks for sharing. __________________ Regards, Kamil Sukun

11/21/06, 06:29 PM	#15 (permalink)
Rona\|d Moderator Join Date: 01/06/04 Posts: 5,529	AW: bondage instead of banding Thank you, guys __________________ DIE KAMERA IST JETZT BETRIEBSBEREIT

11/21/06, 07:20 PM	#16 (permalink)
Bernd Banken Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 06/23/06 Location: Germany Posts: 3,325	AW: bondage instead of banding that' the moment to speak a little bit about my 11 ft. Mirror Dinghi which I sailed ten years ago on the Atlantic in France and the Dutch coast. Dark blue hull (like a Swan 50 ft. ) and a clear varnish at the inside, the yachties in some snobbish harbours turned their heads... Congratulations to the English for this lovely tiny boat! What I like in a little bigger size is the Drascombe Lugger with it's Mizzen. But a Leica should be first.... Greets Bernd __________________ Erst wenn die Sprache verstummt, beginnt man zu sehen. http://www.flickr.com/photos/36573929@N00/2521443993/ Last edited by Bernd Banken : 11/21/06 at 07:24 PM.

11/23/06, 10:47 AM	#17 (permalink)
meatboy Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 08/04/04 Location: Adelaide Posts: 228	Re: bondage instead of banding Rona\|d, I love the way the rope lights up on my screen, it glows. This is an interesting image. I find my eye moves about taking in detail. You have a very high grade compostition I believe. Good eye Tim

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elansprint72 Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 08/27/05 Location: Utterly, Up North. Posts: 6,488	Re: bondage instead of banding I was looking for something else when I came across this oldie- two excellent shots! __________________ Cheers, Pete. http://www.petetaylor.org

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