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Photo of the Day January 2023
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Perhaps he's a woodpecker from space😂
Maybe, Crapper Image Of The DayThat truly is a pretty bathroom but there has got to be some kind of reward or prize for first photo of a commode posted on the POTD thread.
@Matsamoto Sorry bud! I know you were probably brainstorming but I just couldn't resist.
I believe I have a pan I shot with my 4S here that came out really amazing. I should see if I can find that...
Maybe titling the photo - Find What's MissingUsually people learn after losing just one finger on a table saw!
4x5s are different than other negs. Even though I've hung on to a few that really should have been trashed, most of them are worth reviewing. I also have quantities of 35mm from my learning era and I doubt that I will ever bother sorting or reviewing them. The GtGR (Gem to Garbage Ratio) is simply too low to make it worth the time and energy.
Otherwise it's proving to be an interesting project for sure. I have been able to breathe life into some negs that were so hopelessly underexposed that I had not bothered trying to print them at the time.
I also had one neg that is in seemingly perfect condition, exposure is perfect as well. I printed and sold at least two enlargements from it back in the early 1980s. Now I can't pull a good scan for love nor money. Will try to copy that neg with the camera next time I'm set-up, might go a bit better.
And yes if your images are digital, archival choices short of printing them out at at least 8x10 inches, are totally inadequate.
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This is why everything that I shoot on my phone gets pulled off just as soon as possible. That and I only have 64 Gb. I goofed an update on my 4S once and lost everything on it, including a bunch of stuff of my girls that hadn't been removed yet. One thing I dearly love dropbox for is live back-ups of photos and videos. Haven't found anything else that does that without down-resing everything.
4x5 from around 1964 when I was a student at RIT, taken with a Sinar view camera to correct vertical lines. Esperanza Mansion in the Finger Lakes of NY.
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Model: NIKON D7000
Lens Model: AF-S DX VR Zoom-Nikkor 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G IF-ED [II]
Exposure Mode: Manual exposure
Exposure Time: 1/320
FNumber: 5,6
Focal Length: 90
Focal Length In 35mm Film: 135
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🫡 Thank you for posting these iconic photos. Just remarkable. My favorites! You both are amazing. My heart melted to the ground. Much love! 🫠❤️
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🔆 Happiness. Optimism. Loyalty. Positivity.
New York, my 2nd favorite city in the world. The pandemic had interrupted my regular visits (coming from Europe), I hope to be back soon in this wonderfully inhomogeneous city.
There architectural photography gives me a lot of pleasure and I also never get bored with those iconic buildings.
A greeting photo goes to all who have also received wonderful memories from this city.
The photo was taken with the iPhone SE, I was still using Adobe software at the time (Lightroom 5.7.1).
There architectural photography gives me a lot of pleasure and I also never get bored with those iconic buildings.
A greeting photo goes to all who have also received wonderful memories from this city.
The photo was taken with the iPhone SE, I was still using Adobe software at the time (Lightroom 5.7.1).
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