I like film...(open thread)

[Sparkassenkunde]

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Sunrise from the 59th street Bridge. There isnt a pedestrian path on this side of the bridge although the service road that runs along the edge is closed at night and opens only at 6:30, nearly an hour after the onset of sunrise, making it a suitable pedestrian path provided one can sneek past the sleeping police officer manning the entrance

Ektar 6x7

Linhof Technika Press, Zeiss Sonar 180mm

Wow, you have a run. One strike after the other. Very impressive!

[gbealnz]

If one doesn't have access to that Adox Implosion film, one can take 30-years out of date Kodak Ektachrome slide duplicating film 5071 and cross-process it in C41. The slight drawback is that it is a veeeery slow film. I exposed these at EI 12...

 

FM3A 50/1.8 AI-S

 

 

Wow, different Philip.

Back in the day we all seemed to strive for perfection, minimal grain, sharpness to cut yourself on.

Now all that has changed.

Lovely, impressionistic.

Gary

 

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[gbealnz]

Sunrise from the 59th street Bridge. There isnt a pedestrian path on this side of the bridge although the service road that runs along the edge is closed at night and opens only at 6:30, nearly an hour after the onset of sunrise, making it a suitable pedestrian path provided one can sneek past the sleeping police officer manning the entrance

Ektar 6x7

Linhof Technika Press, Zeiss Sonar 180mm

Stunning Adam, worth bribing the Police Officer too.

Gary

[Ernest]

Sunrise from the 59th street Bridge. There isnt a pedestrian path on this side of the bridge although the service road that runs along the edge is closed at night and opens only at 6:30, nearly an hour after the onset of sunrise, making it a suitable pedestrian path provided one can sneek past the sleeping police officer manning the entrance

Ektar 6x7

Linhof Technika Press, Zeiss Sonar 180mm

Just dial 1-800-293-7663  or  1-800-AWE-SOME for an emergency hit of bottled OXYGEN because that is what you'll need after 3 seconds into the visual overload of MILLERVISION! This is another one that comes with the AMNYC DISCLAIMER: View at your own risk of the sudden shortness of breath. 

 

This may bring back the swim suit to the Miss America Competition?

[Likaleica]

Leicaflex SL

50 Summicron

Tri-X

 

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[A miller]

Thanks very much, Gentlemen!!!!!!!  I really appreciate it!!  Ernest - you are a star orator - and very funny!!

Excellent colours!

 

 

Wow, you have a run. One strike after the other. Very impressive!

 

 

Stunning Adam, worth bribing the Police Officer too.

Gary

 

 

Just dial 1-800-293-7663  or  1-800-AWE-SOME for an emergency hit of bottled OXYGEN because that is what you'll need after 3 seconds into the visual overload of MILLERVISION! This is another one that comes with the AMNYC DISCLAIMER: View at your own risk of the sudden shortness of breath. 

 

This may bring back the swim suit to the Miss America Competition?

[stray cat]

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New York City was set ABLAZE with sky-fire during an epic sunrise last month.  I nearly had to call in the fire department for help; but alas Mother Nature put it out on her own.  Natural disaster averted - whew!!!

Ektar 6x9

Linhof Technika Press 23, Zeiss Biogon 53mm

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I keep returning to this, Adam. It kept nagging at me (in a good way) that it reminded me of something, then I realized it was JMW Turner's "The Fighting 'Temeraire'".

[A miller]

Bonnie & Clyde  - NYC 

M-A, 50 DR cron, Tri-X @ 1250

 

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I keep returning to this, Adam. It kept nagging at me (in a good way) that it reminded me of something, then I realized it was JMW Turner's "The Fighting 'Temeraire'".

 

Sincere thanks, Phil.  Wow, now THAT'S a beautiful scene!  Thanks very much for sharing this.   the inspiration I seek out - those from painters rather than the modern day photographers.  

I have even taken up a little painting with my 10-year old daughter.  It's a fun non-techie thing to do together.  And I suck really hard but nevertheless find it quite expressive in a complimentary way.  Here's my latest magnum opus from last week (using only the finest paints under $10 sold on Amazon ), which my daughter actually approved!

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[david strachan]

I like your picture.

Keep pressing the button for your daughters creativity...it's easy for it to just evaporate as they become teenagers.

 

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Edited June 8, 2018 by david strachan

[A miller]

Your daughter's picture is super. I'd hang it, as you are, proudly.

 

In my experience, one needs to keep pressing the creativity button from 8-10 years...or it just evaporates...as children get older.

Good luck.

 

 

Oh..and your picture is well, OK too...

 

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Thanks, David    My daughter opted to put her paintings in a basket on a small table in our living with a sign attached to the table saying "Paintings for sale $5."  When the basket gets full I told her I'd take her out in the front of the Met and we'd sell our stuff together

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[david strachan]

Sorry my first post, which you quote, was irrelevant, when i reread it was your picture. Thought i had time to edit, but you were too quick.

 

Anyway should be clear now.

 

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PS i still like the painting.

 

PPS have some pics hung of my early childrens works...masterpeices fursure.

Edited June 8, 2018 by david strachan

[edwardkaraa]

Bonnie & Clyde  - NYC 

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I like the framing and the juxtaposition, Adam. Well caught!

[Ernest]

I keep returning to this, Adam. It kept nagging at me (in a good way) that it reminded me of something, then I realized it was JMW Turner's "The Fighting 'Temeraire'".

 

Phil, yes!

 

So astute, Turneresque, absolutely! A painter who understood there is green in a sunset. He's one of the quintessential painters of the Romantic Sublime, associated with his paintings of Lord Byron's "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage" and a sublime subject that he painted of the Alps--that Adam must be channeling--the snow blizzard. (Snow Storm: Hannibal and his Army crossing the Alps.) There is also Adam's remarkable defocused "Stormy Foggy Morning (Pre-Dawn Foggy morning; 2 minute exposure, wide-open bokeh; painterly intent) that echoes Turner's hazy "Rain, and Steam, Speed." Not to forget the ADOX blurs!

[philipus]

Chuck Deely was much-loved a Detroit-born street musician who played here in The Hague for as long as I can remember (Wikipedia). He died in January last year and after his death this wall art was put up.

 

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FM3A 55/2.8 Micro Superia 200 (EI100) X1

[gbealnz]

Church entrance, Helsinki

R6 with 50mm Summicron

Portra 400

Plustek 8100

Gary

 

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R6 with 90 Summicron

Portra 400 B&W conversion

Plustek 8100

Gary

 

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[Steve Ricoh]

R6 with 90 Summicron

Portra 400 B&W conversion

Plustek 8100

Gary

You've caught the action and the near impossible balance, Gary. Nicely done!

I'm thinking if I tried the push off like him, I'd be in the drink for sure. Sploosh!!

[edwardkaraa]

FM3A 50/1.2 AIS Portra 400 by edward karaa, on Flickr

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