Love Salida one of my favorite towns spent a weekend there a couple years back on the Fourth of July and saw the fireworks on Mt as well as walked trails, ate at restaurants and breweries (I am beer nerd LOL)View attachment 2093286
Salida, Colorado is a funky excellent town in south-ish central-ish Colorado. It's a great base for things like Great Sand Dunes and so forth. We love to go and rent a place for a week or more and just "be".
Love hummers, beautiful shot
Love the warm, radiating glow. intention or not, works really well for this image.one of the first images from the Yashica. There is not a light leak on the right side, it's just a poor scan but I'm not going to redo it. I like the camera, love the DOF I'm getting. But this roll all turned out really glowy in the highlights throughout for some reason. Most images do have sharpness where the exposure is more midtones/shadows. Was chatting with some film friends last night and they think the lens was smudged, which of course I wouldn't really notice in a TLR. Hopefully this was just a one roll thing. I have to see if my developer is any good and I might try a roll of bw again today to confirm it was just a smudgy lens. This was Lomo 400 because it was the only thing I had at the time, but I have since purchased some Tri-X and Kodak Gold.
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Stellar shot, the pin sharp focus and dreamy dof really make the image pop. 70-200 or something longer?
Thanks. It’s the Olympus 75-300ii on an E-M5iii. The lens can be a bit tricky to nail focus since the focal plane up close is very narrow, but it’s rewarding when it delivers.Stellar shot, the pin sharp focus and dreamy dof really make the image pop. 70-200 or something longer?