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Former quarry, now a museum in Michelnau (Germany)
This photos were taken on one of the hottest days of the former year. My wife nearly killed me because i brought her there
 

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vor 8 Stunden schrieb MarkP:

Very interesting place. Thanks for posting.
Have you seen how these look in B&W?

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Mark

Thanks for your comment, Mark.
I tried a black and white version.

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vor 4 Stunden schrieb stuny:

A lovely set.  Is that your wife in the shadows taking smart phone photos?

Thanks for your comment, Stuart.
Yes, that's my wife in the photo. I took the photo before she realized the dusty quarry had ruined her new white shoes.... 😔

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vor 1 Stunde schrieb Lelmer:

I like the B&W version, but I prefer the colour ones. What camera/lens did you use?

Camera M11, lenses Voigtländer 35mm Ultron and 50mm APO Lanthar. I have not yet coded the lenses and unfortunately I forgot to set it in the menu...😟

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vor 3 Stunden schrieb MarkP:

Thanks, I like the B&W conversion.
I'd like to see one of the sheave, hook and bucket.

I have tried it before. In my opinion, there is a lack of contrast between the hook and the background?

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