B&Ws and Mono from today (plus 1 color)
Posted on: Thu, 08/14/2008 - 10:07am
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B&Ws and Mono from today (plus 1 color)
The color image if from Sunday, the rest were shot today...
You feedback is welcomed and appreciated.
Thanks for looking,
Hapster
Quenched
A700 & Beercan
f/8, 1/160, 200mm, ISO 400
Little Shadows
A700 & Minolta 28/2.8
f/10, 1/400, 28mm, ISO 200
Crumbling
A700 & 28/2.8
f/5.6, 1/500, 28mm, ISO 200
39235
A700 & Beercan
f/5.6, 1/500, 130mm, ISO 200
Iron Trinity
A700 & Beercan
f/8, 1/500, 135mm, ISO 200
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"That's why its called fishing...if it was easy they'd call it catching. What fun would that be?"
A100 / A700+Grip: Sony 18-70, Minolta: 20/2.8, 50/1.7, 35-70/4, 70-210/4(Beercan), 75-300/4.5-5.6(Big Beercan), Sigma: 50/2.8 Macro. HVL56, other assorted junk...
Great light, great tones, great texture - obviously the result of many years of maintenance guys painting over the rust.
I think it also works well as it initially displays on the site - that is, with the right hand rail cropped off.
olli
A200 18-70
http://ourmanintirana.blogspot.com
http://olliinmunich.blogspot.com
Hi Hapster,
Olli has said it all really, nice photos with good texture, tone and colour (in the first one). For me the 1st of the black and white images is the standout image. I really like the framing and the subtle toning on it. For me the second black and white image works too, but it's a little wonky... (or it appears that way).
The detail on the railings photo is pretty neat and shows off some really cool qualities, and it does look as if it's been painted over many times like Olli said. I always enjoy looking at your stuff so thanks for sharing.
Andrew
Andrew
Head Waiter: AlphaMountWorld.com
Glad you enjoyed them...
Andrew - what does "off piste" mean exactly? I have a pretty good idea; but just want to be sure...
Thanks again,
Hapster
"That's why its called fishing...if it was easy they'd call it catching. What fun would that be?"
A100 / A700+Grip: Sony 18-70, Minolta: 20/2.8, 50/1.7, 35-70/4, 70-210/4(Beercan), 75-300/4.5-5.6(Big Beercan), Sigma: 50/2.8 Macro. HVL56, other assorted junk...
Hi Hapster,
Meant to say wonky. Off piste is completely the wrong word! Woops, my bad.....
Andrew
Andrew
Head Waiter: AlphaMountWorld.com
Two more from the shoot...
Stone Edge
A700 & Beercan
f/11, 1/250, 75mm, ISO 200
New Lock / Old Gate
A700 & Beercan
f/11, 1/250, 120mm, ISO 200
"That's why its called fishing...if it was easy they'd call it catching. What fun would that be?"
A100 / A700+Grip: Sony 18-70, Minolta: 20/2.8, 50/1.7, 35-70/4, 70-210/4(Beercan), 75-300/4.5-5.6(Big Beercan), Sigma: 50/2.8 Macro. HVL56, other assorted junk...
Hey Hapster that last image is superb. I love the juxtaposition between the new and old. I really like the detail and textures you've got here and the framing and exposure is spot on. I like the how the paint and old metal contrasts with the new and smooth form of the lock. The fact that the new lock is brighter also helps it to stand out much more. A really great shot.
Andrew
Andrew
Head Waiter: AlphaMountWorld.com